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Vol. 125 — Number 57 Madill, Marshall CountyCounty,, OK 73446 — ThursdayThursday,, July 23, 2020 12 Pages in 2 Sections — $1 OSDH software glitches By Shalene White Stitt tests positive for COVID-19; “feels fine” shalene@madillrecord. “I feel fine,” Stitt noted. After Stitt broke the news, “Just a little achy.” he opened the floor to a few net Possibly because he is now questions. Barbara, one of the facing the likelihood of having reporters on the call asked It seems the software used to fight the virus, Stitt told approximately what time did to keep track of positive and everybody tuning into the Stitt receive the results of the negative COVID cases has Zoom meeting that the virus test. Stitt replied he received malfunctioned. is not a joke. them at “around 12:30” on Regional Director Mendy “We need to take this virus Tuesday. Spohn said the software is- serious,” he said. “COVID Another reporter who did sue has been addressed and is still in the states, still in not give a name questioned if should be fixed soon. Oklahoma.” Stitt thought he might have “The electronic automa- He said he held the Zoom contracted it at the Trump tion of lab results and the meeting because he wants to Rally. “Even though it was a software we are using to be “transparent with Oklaho- month ago, you didn’t wear a manage case investigation mans.” mask,” the reporter noted. and reporting are having The governor, who happens Stitt replied that it could glitches,” Spohn said in an to be the first governor to catch not have been from the rally, email. “OSDH has requested the virus, said that he and his because it was too long ago. IT support on several of the family are taking precautions. Oklahoma Commissioner issues.” He is working from home, and of Health Colonel Lance Frye The Madill Record will even isolated from his family chimed in on the reporter’s update as more information – who tested negative. question. Courtesy photo becomes available. Stitt noted that he worked “No, that was too long ago,” Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announced July 15 that he tested positive for COVID-19 in a with contract tracers to back Frye said. “Contract tracing Sand Bass Festival Zoom meeting from his home. track and warn anybody that showed the virus 48 hours prior postponed By Shalene White Oklahoma Governor Kevin test result. he might have accidentally to symptoms.” infected. He warns that the Dillon Richards, another By Shalene White [email protected] Stitt made a major announce- “Personally, I get tested ment in a press release on periodically,” Stitt said. He virus’ symptoms are constantly reporter in attendance, asked [email protected] changing. how the results of the test were Editor’s note: Governor Wednesday, July 15. In a Zoom said he tested on July 14 and meeting from the comfort of the results came back positive. “I didn’t have the normal going to affect any people who The National Sand Bass Kevin Stitt’s Zoom meeting oc- symptoms,” he said. “I feel attended prior events with Festival typically happens curred after The Madill Record his home, Stitt told state of- Stitt said he has not felt ficials and reporters that he any of the symptoms yet, save fine, you might say I’m asymp- Stitt. around the first week of June. went to press on Wednesday, tomatic.” However, with the pandemic July 15. received a positive COVID-19 a few. (See STITT, page 6A) being in high gear in June, the event was rescheduled for August 4 through August 8. Have I had COVID? The virus has multiple different side effects Unfortunately, the pan- By Shalene White “If you look anecdotally research, they have found ten Many patients who beat the nate patient of COVID-19 said demic is gaining steam and [email protected] there is no question that there other signs that suggest a posi- virus may experience a throng the shortness of breath is noth- showing no signs of slowing are a considerable number of tive COVID-19 diagnosis and of other complications, like ing to laugh at. She said she has anytime soon. This forced Since the beginning of the individuals who have a post- the nasty little side effects that organ failure. been dealing with shortness of the event planners to post- COVID-19 pandemic, many viral syndrome that really in are hard to shake. “Based on the emerging breath for a while, and certain ponedthe 2020 National Sand people have reiterated that the many respects can incapacitate literature and early clinical ob- things seem to make it worse. Bass Festival. coronavirus is not a big deal, them for weeks and weeks fol- Multiple Organ Systems servations, it is shown to affect “It’s even worse when I’m Donny Raley, who has and catching it is bearable. lowing so-called recovery and Complications respiratory, renal, neurological wearing my mask or in the been a part of the event They claim it is just flu-like clearing of the virus,” Fauci and cardiovascular systems,” heat,” Patterson said. “I still planning process for many symptoms that are amped up said “You can see people who’ve Doctors suggest that the Kim said. have to use the inhaler they years, said two factors played a bit. Researchers are finding recovered who really do not fatigue, fever and other symp- prescribed me when it gets in the decision to postpone; now that the assumption that get back to normal that they toms of COVID-19 that patients Shortness of breath too bad.” the pandemic and the heat. the virus is just a flu on steroids have things that are highly experience for approximately She said the toughest part August is typically the hottest is false. suggestive of myalgic encepha- 10 days might only be a por- Even though shortness of is living in the Texas heat, but month of the year. Attendees Many patients are finding lomyelitis and chronic fatigue tion of battling the virus. Soo breath is a major symptom of she is certain she will get better and workers would be miser- that some of the symptoms or syndrome. Brain fog, fatigue, Kim, MD, Assistant Professor the virus that might send the as time passes. able, and the festival is about side effects of the virus are dif- and difficulty in concentrat- of Physical Medicine and Re- patient to get tested in the first having fun. ficult to shake. Some even have ing so this is something we habilitation at Johns Hopkins place, Kim said it could also be Heart Dysfunctions The festival usually has lingering effects months later. really need to seriously look at University School of Medicine an ongoing problem for them – different events to keep fes- Dr. Anthony Fauci, the Direc- because it very well might be a laid out some of the issues a possibly even months. Hypercoagulation is a con- tival goers busy. The festival, tor of the National Institute of post-viral syndrome associated patient might deal with. “Shortness of breath can be dition that causes a person’s which was postponed till June Allergy and Infectious Diseases with COVID-19.” “Some will recover quickly due to pulmonary decondition- blood to clot more than usual. 2021, will have many of the spoke about the effects at the Doctors and researchers with few long-term complica- ing, fibrosis or pulmonary According to Kim, this condi- regular events. International AIDS Society alike have been elbow-deep in tions, while others will follow embolism (blood clots in the tion can stem from COVID-19. However, some things COVID-19 press release on the coronavirus to figure out a slower trajectory, requiring lung),” Kim noted. “Many patients suffer from that might change are the July 10. how to beat it. During that ongoing support,” Kim said. Nikki Patterson, an unfortu- arterial thrombosis (blood clot entertainment. Neal McCoy, Frank Ray, Triston Marez, (See EFFECTS, page 6A) Austin French and the Stars Band were all slated to play for 2020 festival. Raley is not Walmart and Sam’s Club shoppers must now wear a mask have symptoms and don’t with us. Complimentary sure if they will be able to lock know they are infected, it’s masks will be provided if the in the same entertainers for critically important for every- member doesn’t have one. 2021, or if they will have to one to wear a face covering Or members can purchase start from scratch. in public and social distance. masks in the club. Many residents took to In addition to posting clear We know it may not be Facebook to commend the signage at the front of our possible for everyone to wear event planners for postponing stores, Walmart has created a face covering. Our associ- the festival. the role of Health Ambas- ates will be trained on those One poster shared their sador and will station them exceptions to help reduce viewpoint, and how the virus near the entrance to remind friction for the shopper and hit close to home. those without a mask of make the process as easy as “We were looking forward our new requirements. Our possible for everyone. to it but also had reservations ambassadors will receive As we have seen in states if we would go. Sad it’s can- special training to help make and municipalities with celled but I believe this is a the process as smooth as mask mandates, virtually ev- wise decision. Once you watch possible for customers. The eryone either brings a mask a family member go through ambassadors, identifiable by or readily complies with the Covid, you have a sobering their black polo shirts, will requirement, and we antici- appreciation for caution,” Courtesy photo work with customers who pate that to happen in other she posted. A Walmart associate and customer show how business can go on as usual even after the mask show up at a store without a areas as well. Another poster commend- face covering to try and find We know some people ed the board for their tough, mandate goes into effect. a solution. We are currently have differing opinions on but correct decision. considering different solu- this topic. We also recognize “Thank you for thinking From Staff Reports the number and types of face members of the changes, post tions for customers when this the role we can play to help of the safety and well-being [email protected] covering mandates being im- signage and train associates requirement takes effect on protect the health and well- of all people attending your plemented. Currently about on the new protocols. July 20. being of the communities festival. We will catch you From the beginning of the 65 percent of our more than While we’re certainly not To help ensure consis- we serve by following the next year.” COVID-19 pandemic, our fo- 5,000 stores and clubs are the first business to require tency with this new process, evolving guidance of health Another poster used the cus and priority has been and located in areas where there face coverings, we know this all stores will have a single officials like the CDC. We Facebook post to air out their continues to be on the health is some form of government is a simple step everyone can entrance. appreciate the understand- frustration. and safety of our associates, mandate on face coverings. take for their safety and the At Sam’s Clubs, associates ing and cooperation of our “What a shame. Pitiful.” members and customers. To help bring consistency safety of others in our facili- at the entrance will follow the customers and members in Even though many people As the number of con- across stores we will require ties. According to the CDC, same process with members, wearing face coverings to are using the term “cancelled” firmed cases has spiked all shoppers to wear a face face coverings help decrease politely reminding them of protect their safety and the to describe the 2020 festival, in communities across the covering starting Monday, the spread of COVID-19, our requirement to wear a safety of our associates. Raley said it is merely post- country recently, so too have July 20. This will give us and because the virus can be face covering when shopping poned. time to inform customers and spread by people who don’t Deadlines Contact Us A Section B Section • News: 12 noon, Monday • News: 580-795-3355 Police Blotter 2A Sports 1B • Display Ads: 12 noon, Monday [email protected] Opinion 3A Classifieds 3B • Classifieds: 12 noon, Monday • Advertising: 580-795-3355 or Obits 4A Legals 4B • Legal Ads: 12 noon, Monday [email protected] Community 5A Health 5B

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The Madill Record Local and area Marshall County Police Blotter: Burglary, and other crimes

By Shalene White 90 days deferred for Second- DUI, Transporting an Open old male from Madill was Obstructing an Executive Of- multiple priors for DUI, and [email protected] Degree Burglary, False Claim Container, Breaking and En- also arrested on July 15 for ficer charges. She also gained a prior for Possession of CDS. of Ownership at a Pawn Shop, tering without Permission, and Possession of CDS. An online a new charge for Possession of Jamie Santana-Ramirez, a Burglary/Theft: Saman- Possession of CDS without a Resisting an Executive Officer. search found Oklahoma priors Contraband in a Penal Institu- 41-year-old female from Madill tha Webb, a 42-year-old female Prescription and Possession Kelly Royal, a 38-year-old for DUS, and Domestic Abuse/ tion/Jail. was arrested on July 15 for from Soper was arrested on of Drug Paraphernalia. Prior female was arrested on July Assault and Battery. Trent Harvey, an 18-year- Driving Under Suspension, No July 16 for a Motion to Revoke convictions for Possession of 14 for Distribution of CDS, Three individuals were ar- old male from Kingston was Insurance and Expired Tags. her probation for Embezzle- CDS, and Breaking and Enter- Possession of Drug Parapher- rested on July 16 for various arrested on July 19 for Posses- No Oklahoma priors were ment. An online search for ing without Permission were nalia, and a Failure to Appear possession charges. sion of CDS and Possession of found in an online search. Oklahoma priors only found found in an online search. and Answer to a No Seat Belt •Sammy Bray, a 40-year- Drug Paraphernalia. An online Miscellaneous: Rahan tickets. Assault: David Schantz, a ticket. An online search found old from Sulphur was arrested search found no Oklahoma Jenkins, a 29-year-old male Katrina Eddy, a 28-year- 39-year-old male from Kings- Oklahoma priors for Embezzle- for Possession of CDS, and No priors. from Niles, Ohio was arrested old female from Madill was ton was arrested on July 15 ment of Rental Property, DUI, Driver’s License. An online Gary Jackson, a 40-year- on July 17 for Public Intoxica- arrested on July 17 for Petit for a warrant out of Grayson Public Intoxication, Transport- search for Oklahoma priors old male from Kingston was tion and Public Nuisance. No Larceny, and Trespassing. An County for Assault and Battery ing an Open Container, DUS came up empty. also arrested on July 19 for Oklahoma priors were found online search found multiple After the Formal Conviction and No Registration. •Brandon Gunn, a 32-year- Cultivating CDS. An online in an online search. Oklahoma priors in an online of a Felony. An online search Torree Smith, a 54-year-old old male from Tishomingo was search found Oklahoma priors Helen Wren, a 32-year-old search. They were for two showed he also has a prior con- female from Lone Grove was arrested for Distribution of for Cultivating CDS, Posses- female from Seminole was convictions for Distribution of viction for Assault and Battery also arrested on July 14 for CDS, and Possession of CDS sion of a Firearm After the also arrested on July 17 for CDS, and one conviction each Causing Bodily Injury/Family Possession of CDS and Failure with the Intent to Distribute. Former Conviction of a Felony, Failure to Appear and Answer for Maintaining a Place for Violence. to Obey a Traffic Sign. An on- His priors for Oklahoma show Assault and Battery, Breaking to a Child Neglect charge. Her CDS, Child Neglect, Posses- Jesama Burkhalter, a line search came up negative online as Possession of a Fire- and Entering without Permis- priors for Oklahoma show as sion of Drug Paraphernalia, 42-year-old female from Kings- for Oklahoma priors. arm, Pointing a Firearm at sion, Violation of a Protection Public Intoxication, DUI and Petit Larceny, and Larceny of ton was arrested on July 18 Ethan Crabtree, a 20-year- Another, and four convictions Order, PI, DUI, Larceny of Assault and Battery. Merchandise from a Retailer. for Assault and Battery. Her old male from Silo was arrested for Possession of CDS with the Merchandise from a Retailer, Archie Bumpass, a 19-year- She is also facing charges for Oklahoma priors show online on July 15 on two charges for Intent to Distribute. and Assault and Battery. old male from Kingston was Child Neglect, Unauthorized as Possession of a Precursor Possession of CDS, Posses- •Michael Pedigo, a 32-year- Driving: Justin Warner, a arrested on July 19 for Con- Use of a Motor Vehicle and for CDS, and a DUS. sion of Drug Paraphernalia, old male from Kingston was 41-year-old male from Kings- suming Intoxicants in a Public Possession of Contraband by Possession: Joshua Drain, Affixing a Plate to a Vehicle, arrested for Possession of CDS. ton was arrested on July 13 for Place, and Under 21 Consum- an Inmate. a 37-year-old male from Madill No Insurance and No Driver’s An online search came up nega- DUI and Leaving the Scene of ing Alcohol. An online search Quincell Rahmings, a was arrested on July 13 for License. His priors show online tive for Oklahoma priors. an Accident Involving Damage. found an Oklahoma prior 26-year-old from Madill, was Application to Accelerate on as Possession of CDS with Rebecca Johnson, a 27-year- An online search found one conviction for Larceny of Mer- booked into the Marshall a Possession of CDS and Pos- the Intent to Distribute, DUI, old female from Kingston was Oklahoma prior for DUI. chandise from a Retailer. County Jail on July 17 to begin session of Drug Paraphernalia Possession of Drug Parapher- arrested on July 18 for Failure Christopher Maxey, a a 90-day sentence. He was con- conviction. Other than these nalia and Uttering a Forged to Appear and Answer to Pos- 44-year-old male from Madill victed to five years, with all but two convictions, an online Instrument. session of CDS, Possession was arrested on July 14 for search found convictions for Michael Kenedy, a 39-year- of Drug Paraphernalia and DUI. An online search found Round-Up Club roping in 74 years By Shelly McClendon county residents and visitors Madill Round-Up Club from all over. Treasurer Who would have thought six months ago we would still The Madill Round-Up Club be fighting issues related to will soon be bustin’ broncs, ho- COVID-19 – schools closed, pin’ for eight seconds on bulls businesses closed, workers and cheering on the ladies in unable to work? And, then, barrel racing. The year marks Mother Nature could not be 74 years the Madill Round-Up outdone so she added a little Club has offered western en- “twist”er to all the chaos. Courtesy photo tertainment at its best. Two very important rodeo Some Madill Band students attended Second Annual Texoma Flying C Rodeo Company, sponsors and several individu- als found themselves at the Marching and Leadership Academy. Students from multiple calling Madill home, will be the hands of the community. To say schools attended the event that was held from July 14 through stock contractor and is excited to bring the action to Marshall 2020 has been a difficult year July 16. is an understatement! As the members of the Ma- dill Round-Up Club worked toward helping the community We are your full service – and still being able to survive as a non-profit organization, plans for this year’s rodeo will Community Bank! take on a few changes to benefit everyone. First, this year’s rodeo has Outstanding service. Friendly staff. been scheduled for August 21 Third, the queen race will sales and/or donations) will be and 22. Club members decided consist of candidates selling crowned as the 2020 Madill People you know. People you trust. to scale back one day in hopes chances on a 5’x10’ trailer with Round-Up queen. In addi- of helping financially. a ramp/back gate. Chances tion to donated prizes, each 1NB - the oldest bank in Oklahoma - since 1889! Second, there will be kid’s are $5.00 each and go on sale candidate will also receive a events added to the entertain- August 4. percentage of their total sales. ment starting at 7:00 nightly – The candidate who turns in If you have someone inter- mutton bustin’ and calf riding. the most money (trailer chance ested in being a candidate, contact Jennifer Cook at The Jem. Fourth, club members will be greeting guests at the gate and asking for a $10.00 per vehicle parking donation. It does not matter is there is one person or 14 loaded in the back of the pickup. These donations will help us financially with our expenses, keeping active in community events and preparing for next year’s rodeo. Lastly, the most exciting decision made by club mem- bers for this year’s rodeo is… Admission to this year’s rodeo will be FREE!!!! We want everyone to be able to come watch the rodeo, enjoy the concession stand, buy that last minute trailer chance – but more importantly, have a good time! This is our opportunity to show support for our commu- nity just like the community has supported us for 74 years. Keep an eye out for more information in weeks to come! And, we hope to see everyone at the rodeo on August 21 and 22!!

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O pinion The Madill Record Knapp: High rent does not mean low wages By Thomas L. Knapp than average to be employed in food at least only one earner contributing “fair housing” rules, all while pretend- (USPS #324660) service jobs where wages are often to the rent on) the household. That ing they’re doing tenants a favor? Successor to the “Full-time minimum wage workers supplemented with tips. assumption seems especially silly as The same geniuses who oppress Oakland (I.T.) News, established 1895; cannot afford a two-bedroom rental According to the Economic Policy applied to two-bedroom rentals. In workers with minimum wage laws, Madill, (I.T.) News, anywhere in the Institute, 60% of workers in the lowest reality, many people share housing. licensing requirements, and supposed Marshall County News-Democrat, U.S.,” Alicia Ad- income decile (which would include They move in with their romantic “labor protections,” all while pretend- The Madill Times, The Marshall County Enterprise, amczyk writes minimum wage earners) receive partners, or find amicable roomies. ing they’re doing workers a favor. The Kingston Messenger, at CNBC, “and public assistance benefits that top off Just as many hands make light Making it harder for the average Red River Dairy Farmer (Kingston), cannot afford a full-time minimum wage earner’s work, many paychecks make lower worker to earn a living and find a Red River Farmer (Kingston), a one-bedroom wages by an average of about $1.50 per-person rent. place to live may not be the intended and the Marshall County News. rental in 95% of an hour. Is the rent, as Jimmy McMillan purpose of government as we know it, U.S. counties.” And then we come to two as- says, too damn high? In some places, but it’s certainly the result of govern- Published Weekly at 211 Plaza, Adamczyk gets sumptions in the NLIHC report that absolutely. In many places, probably. ment as we know it. Madill, Oklahoma 73446. Periodicals postage paid her figures from Knapp become problematic, especially when Is the rent being too damn high a Perhaps it’s time for America’s at Madill, Oklahoma. the National Low combined. function of the minimum wage being workers to re-think government as POSTMASTER: Income Housing The first assumption is that rent too damn low? we know it. Send address changes to Coalition’s annual “Out of Reach” is only “affordable” if it comes to less No. A tiny fraction of one percent Thomas L. Knapp (Twitter: @thom- The Madill Record, 211 Plaza, report. than 30% of a person’s income. But of Americans struggling to make rent aslknapp) is director and senior news Madill, OK 73446. Here are a few numbers NLIHC that seems awfully one-size-fits-all. are full-time minimum wage workers analyst at the William Lloyd Garri- isn’t as eager to talk about: What if spending 35% of my income without secondary sources of income. son Center for Libertarian Advocacy Staff Writer According to the US Bureau of on rent saves me 10% of that income The rent is too damn high because Journalism (thegarrisoncenter.org). Shalene White Labor Statistics, a whopping 1.9% of somewhere else — utility bills or the housing supply is too damn He lives and works in north central all American workers, and only 1% of gas costs for longer commutes, for limited. Florida. Office Manager full-time workers, earned minimum example? Who are the geniuses limiting the Summer Bryant wage as of 2019. Also per BLS, mini- The second assumption is that that housing supply with permit schemes, Advertising Rep. mum wage workers are more likely there’s only one earner living in (or zoning restrictions, and supposed JeSSica Weaver Contributors DiBBon marriS G P For the children: Got Mask Ok; lenn rice fighting COVID t m S ony c Wain By Joe Dorman push to encourage people to help Lance Frye in an interview with the includes the Oklahoma State Medi- Brent Smith OICA stop the spread by doing what they Oklahoman following the announce- cal Association, Oklahoma Hospital can. We offer our prayers and well- ment. “It is critical for Oklahomans to Association, Oklahoma Osteopathic MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES We are less than two weeks away wishes to Gov. Kevin Stitt and Tulsa partner with us in following the latest Association, Oklahoma Nurses Asso- In Marshall County $44.00 per Year from the Oklahoma Institute for County Commissioner Karen Keith public health guidance to minimize ciation, Oklahoma Academy of Family Elsewhere in Okla. $52.00 per Year Child Advocacy’s as they recover, along with all the the spread of COVID-19 and protect Physicians, Oklahoma Institute for Elsewhere in the U.S $60.00 per Year 2020 Heroes Ball. others out there who are suffering our most vulnerable populations. Child Advocacy, and many others. INTERNET SUBSCRIPTION $44 We are pleased from this disease. Wash your hands often, limit social This social media campaign en- www.madillrecord.net with the local and Over the weekend, one county in engagements, and consider wearing courages Oklahomans to wear masks even national at- Texas reported 85 positive tests with a mask where physical distancing is whenever in public – and many NO REFUNDS ON SUBSCRIPTIONS tention that our children one-year-old and younger. challenging.” national stores such as Walmart event is receiving COVID-19 is not just something that I will take his comment one step have adopted this policy. The simple for our innovative impacts adults. Please do what you further: please wear a mask anytime act of wearing a mask – along with DEADLINES can to keep children safe, and cer- you are around others. OICA is con- social distancing in public (six-foot • News: 12 noon, Monday approach during these times. tainly speak up to your local school tinuing our effort to help decrease distance whenever possible) and • Display Ads: 12 noon, Monday Dorman OICA will hon- board to ensure they are taking every the number of cases in our state by properly washing/disinfecting hands • Classifieds: 12 noon, Monday precaution to keep all students and joining an initiative with multiple throughout the day – will create a • Legal Ads: 12 noon, Monday or our award winners with a virtual ceremony Friday, July 31, on the teachers safe when schools re-open. health-related organizations called safer environment and help prevent Sadly, Oklahoma recently suffered “GotMaskOK.” the spread of this potentially deadly CONTACT US Zoom platform. 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With the news that two high profile and community as they mourn the loss book: https://www.facebook.com/ proactive, no matter where you live [email protected] elected officials contracted COVID-19 of a young, innocent life,” said Okla- GotMaskOK/ and website: https:// in Oklahoma. last week, OICA is continuing our homa Interim Health Commissioner www.gotmaskok.org/). The coalition Hamilton: We all have to make this work By Lee Hamilton vide an environment that enhances living up to their obligations to their energetic political sphere that chal- each person’s quest for happiness and neighbors, and, of course, voting. It lenges us. It’s remarkable, if you think These are uncertain, divided times a good life. We lay the framework for also makes room for all manner of about it: The system was crafted for for our nation. Unemployment is this in part through government, and communications, from letter-writing a country of about 4 million. Here at mind-boggling through the politics that determine to participating in boycotts and pro- we are over 200 years later, with 330 levels, a virus we who runs our government and what tests. And it works best when people million, with the same system helping still don’t fully they do once in office. are well informed and educated on the to organize a country of enormous understand is sti- We do this through a rep- political issues. In this era especially, power, reach, and complexity. fling the course resentative democracy, a system by that places a burden on us all to find It’s evolved over that time, thanks of ordinary life, which citizens elect men and women high-quality information and use it to constant tinkering, reform, and many businesses to represent them in a national or effectively and prudently. improvement, and those needs will NEED TO CONTACT are struggling, na- state legislature in order to make The thing to remember about the never go away. That’s what our sys- YOUR LAWMAKER? tionwide protests the laws of the country. It’s an elabo- system is that it encourages competi- tem does: It calls on citizens to make continue against Hamilton rate, complex effort, especially in a tion for political power among a wide it work and to make it better. There’s U.S. SENATORS systemic and deep- country as diverse as ours. Disparate range of groups and interests, and no doubt that we face great stresses, James Lankford seated racism, and interests are rampant at every level, nothing is ever settled. If you lose, and while we may make progress in http://lankford.senate.gov/ local policy makers face rising ques- and in order for government to work you’re given a chance to win in future enhancing individuals’ pursuit of hap- 1015 North Broadway Ave. tions about policing and public safety. you have to try to build a consensus elections. If finally, you win, you’ve piness, it’s rarely straight ahead; we Suite 310 It’s no surprise that this is one of those among those groups – while seeking got the temporary power to achieve take steps forward and then retreat, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 rare moments of national reflection collective security, economic growth, your legislative goals. But winning is we celebrate victories and suffer 405-231-4941 about our future course. and protection for individual rights never total. Congress and our legis- setbacks. But overall, when citizens James M. Inhofe It’s also a moment of great and liberties. That’s because our latures represent the diversity of the speak up and become involved, we http://inhofe.senate.gov/ attention to our political system, be- democracy promotes the idea that population, and pretty much require progress. 1900 NW Expressway St cause that’s how we’re going to work individuals are equal before the law, cooperation and consensus-building Lee Hamilton is a Senior Advisor Suite 1210 these things out. For me, this raises and that the rights we’ve enshrined in to accomplish anything. This is both for the Indiana University Center on Oklahoma City, OK 73118 a fundamental question: What are the Bill of Rights need to be protected. a weakness – it can be cumbersome Representative Government. a Distin- 405-208-8841 politics and government all about, and Representative democracy – and a strength, since it allows for guished Scholar at the IU Hamilton how do we use them to make progress does not demand that its citizens par- reasonable stability as all kinds of Lugar School of Global and Inter- U.S. CONGRESSMAN on such fundamental issues? ticipate, but it fails if enough of them groups, including minorities of all national Studies; and a Professor of Markwayne Mullin At heart, I’d argue, our politi- don’t. It encourages civic engage- sorts, strive to exert influence. Practice at the IU O’Neill School of cal and economic systems try to pro- ment, community service, citizens All of this creates a dynamic, Public and Environmental Affairs. (R-2nd District) McAlester Office 1 East Choctaw Suite 175, McAlester, 74501 918-423-5951 or 580-931-0333 Mullin’ it over: Hold China accountable now 580-920-0041 fax By Congressman MarkWayne for the pandemic which has cost us too racy. The new “national security” training throughout the South China STATE SENATOR Mullins many lives, all while completely dev- law bans secession, subversion, and Sea. They are using their military David Bullard (R-6) Oklahoma Second District astating our economy and livelihoods. foreign interference, which is not powers to intimidate other countries [email protected] There must be an international inves- only a violation of China’s previous and spread their control throughout State Capitol, Room 533A The Chinese Communist Party tigation into how the pandemic began agreements, it’s also a direct attack the region, which violates interna- 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. (CCP) and its tyrannical govern- and China must fully cooperate. If on Hong Kong’s freedoms. tional law. If unchecked, China will Oklahoma City, OK 73105 ment remain a top they do not cooperate, I cosponsored We cannot let the CCP get away continue to feel free to violate inter- 405-521-5586 threat not only to legislation to place tough sanctions with this power grab. Earlier this national principles of sovereignty and the United States, on them until they have completed year, I joined my colleagues in in- democracy. STATE REPRESENTATIVE but the entire globe. the investigation. troducing H.Res. 974, a resolution This week, Secretary of State Mike Tommy Hardin (R-49) Their hostile behav- While the world is dealing with denouncing the law, which calls for Pompeo acted to preserve freedom and [email protected] ior throughout the the pandemic they created, China the Free World to stand with Hong bring stability to the South China Sea State Capitol Room 323 past few months is trying to take advantage of the Kong, and states unequivocally the region by standing with our Southeast 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. has demonstrated situation through aggression both in law puts Beijing in direct violation of Asian allies to protect their sovereign Oklahoma City, OK 73105 their goal of erod- Hong Kong, where they implemented the 1984 Sino-British Joint Declara- rights. I fully support this policy and 405-557-7383 ing freedom and a so-called “national security” law, tion and the Hong Kong Basic Law. we will not let China continue to take growing their com- Mullin and the South China Sea, where Additionally, President Trump signed advantage of the world. MARSHALL COUNTY munist influence. they have made unlawful claims to legislation and an executive order China is a communist country COMMISSIONERS resources and are bullying the rest this week to hold China accountable who seeks to undermine democracy 100 Plaza, Room 106 The Chinese government lied of the world in order to gain control. by placing sanctions on any entity every chance they get. As a beacon of Madill, OK 73446 about the origins of COVID-19 and Hong Kong has operated under a helping the CCP erode Hong Kong’s freedom to the world, we must hold 580-795-3165 covered up how bad it really was for “one party, two systems” structure, freedoms. China accountable for their actions. months. They are directly responsible allowing the people of Hong Kong Throughout the last decade, China to move closer to becoming a democ- has increased its drills and combat Don Salty Melton, District #1 [email protected] 580-795-2793 Letters Policy Stated Joshua Cantrell, District #2 [email protected] The Madill Record accepts letters to the editor on virtually any Opinions for or against a political candidate, or questions, in the 580-795-5222 subject. All letters must be signed and the phone number of the letter’s weeks preceding an election, will not be published as letters because Chris Duroy, District #3 author must be provided for verification purposes. they would be considered political advertising. Email letters to matt@ [email protected] We reserve the right to edit, or refuse, letters which may be libelous. madillrecord.net. 580-564-2119 Please return with approval or corrections needed. Please return with approval or corrections needed.

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by:______Obituaries Later in life, Delmas and Lou moved to Denison, Texas, so Delmas Lynn Northcutt that she could receive the medical care that she needed. They Billy Dean Wallace made many friends there and got involved in numerous activities Delmas Lynn Northcutt, 85, of Denison, Texas, and Willis, in the area. Delmas joined the Grayson County choir and sang Billy Dean Wallace 85, of North Richland Hills, Texas Okla., passed away on Friday, July 17, 2020. in its annual “Messiah” Christmas concerts. He was blessed passed away, July 19, 2020 in the Texas Health Hospital, in Born on March 10, 1935, in Sherman, Texas, to the late with a deep baritone voice and regularly was asked to sing in Bedford, Texas. He was born on Decem- Robert Glenn Northcutt and Tommye Jo weddings, funerals, and other events. He took great pride in ber 30, 1934 in Fobb, Okla. to the late Clyde (Rowland) Northcutt, Delmas grew up on the being able to read “shaped note” music, a skill that is sadly dy- Alex Wallace and Virgie Cordelia McAdoo. banks of the Red River in Willis, Okla. His ing out in today’s world. He was a life-long Democrat, enjoyed Billy was raised in the Fobb and Willis, ancestors were hearty pioneers who came to a good political fight, and worked hard to get many talented Okla. area and graduated from Kingston Oklahoma well before statehood, true Soon- people elected to office. High School. ers in every sense of the word. Delmas was Delmas was also a life-long member of the Church of Christ He attended Tarrant County Commu- proud of his heritage and loved the Willis and, for the last few years of his life, worshipped at the Park nity College. He also served in the United community and the state of Oklahoma dearly Avenue Church of Christ in Denison. Delmas had a servant’s States Army. throughout his life. heart and was always ready to help those in need and to accom- Billy was married 62 years and 3 months Delmas began his schooling in the Northcutt pany a friend through difficult times. He had a gift for providing to Wynema Sue Vinson, they married on Wallace two-room schoolhouse in Willis, where his sweet comfort to those who needed it. May 3, 1958 in Madill. He was affiliate parents were the teachers. When he reached the ninth grade, Delmas was preceded in death by his wife and parents. He with the North East Baptist church and in his earlier years he transferred to the high school in Kingston, from which he is survived by his daughter, Lynn Northcutt Vega, of Spring- he enjoyed little league baseball and coaching his boys. graduated in 1951. He attended the University of Oklahoma, field, Va., and two grandsons Richard Wiley Vega (and wife Currently he enjoyed gardening, watching the Texas where he was a member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity Carlota) of Nashville, Tenn., and Barcelona, Spain, and Delmas Rangers and the Dallas Cowboys. and the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps. Glenn Vega, also of Springfield. He was blessed with a great- He is survived by his wife Wynema Sue of North Richland In 1955, he received his Bachelor of Science degree in biol- granddaughter, Miss Olivia Rose Vega. He is also survived by Hills, Texas, his children; Jeffery Dean and wife Darla Jo of ogy with a specialization in entomology. He was a life-long fan two sisters-in-law, Jane Theodore (Nick) of Keller, Texas, and Fort Worth, Texas, Douglas Keith and wife Connally Jean of Sooner football and always supported the University in any Sue Hovey (Al) of Ormond Beach, Fla., and numerous nieces of Waxahachie, Texas, Sonya Lynn and husband Jason of way that he could. and nephews. Finally, he leaves behind three cousins: Ann North Richland Hills, Texas, Barbara Siewers and (late After graduation, Delmas began his Naval career. He became Nobles Ferrentino and William Nobles (Judy) of Palm Harbor, husband) Jeffrey Siewers of North Richland Hills, Texas, his a naval aviator and was initially based in Pensacola, Florida, Fla., and James Nobles (Virginia) of Black Mountain, North grandchildren; Tyler Dean, Macie Nicholle, Emilee Grace, where he completed flight training. From there, he transferred Carolina. Delmas loved his entire family and close friends. Austin Taylor, Hunter Dean, Elizabeth Joy, and Jeffrey to San Diego, California, and was assigned to an “intercept He very much wanted to instill in them his deep love for God, (Rowdy) Michael, his great grandchildren, Finley Rose, squadron” at the Coronado Naval Base on North Island. family, community, state, and country. Xander, Carter, and A.J., his sisters; Marie Henson, of Delmas piloted both the Navy’s F3D Sky Knight and the F4D Due to COVID-19 concerns, a private funeral will be held on Kingston, Okla., and Delilah McDaniel of Madill, Okla. Sky Ray fighter jets and flew on and off of a number of aircraft Friday, July 24, 2020. Pall bearers will include his two grandsons Billy was preceded in death by his parents, two grand- carriers across the Pacific region. Making aircraft carrier take Wiley and Glenn Vega, and other close friends. The honorary sons; Adam and Colton Wallace, one brother; Elmer Wal- offs and landings was one of Delmas’s proudest achievements. pallbearers are Mark Ewig, Glenn Melancon, Dan Little, Cebert lace and two sisters; Juanita Devins and Alloy Herndon. He often told exciting stories of how his squadron could be fully Cox, Ray Stevens, Maurice Duperre, Nick Theodore, Richard In lieu of flowers please donate to the American Kidney airborne in less than five minutes when given the order. Page, Kim Hauger, Wendyl Askew, and Ricardo Vega. Fund, in memory of Billy Wallace. In 1959, Delmas finished his Navy service and returned to Mr. Todd Catteau from the Park Avenue Church of Christ Visitation will be Friday, July 24, 2020 from 10:00 a.m. Willis to join his family on the family farm. Once home, he con- will lead the funeral service. to 5:00 p.m. at Watts Funeral Home, Madill, Okla. tinued to serve in the Naval Reserve for many years. Delmas Lynn, Wiley, and Glenn would like to thank the many special Please Graveside return funeral with services approval will or be correctionsSaturday, July needed. 25 at loved his Navy brethren and maintained life-long friendships people who cared for Delmas physically, mentally, and spiritually 10:00 a.m. at the Willis Cemetery in Willis, Okla. with many of them. over the past few years, in particular, Glenn Melancon, Mark Officiated by Austin Wallace. Services will be under the Shortly after he arrived back in Oklahoma, he decided to Ewig, and Todd Catteau; his many friends from the Park Avenue direction of Watts Funeral Home, Madill, Okla.. run for the Oklahoma House of Representatives and, in 1960, Church; the men and women of Woodlands Place Rehabilitation Condolences may be sent to wattsfuneralhome.com. was elected to represent Marshall County in the State House. Suites; his friends from the Grayson County Democratic Party; funeralhome.com. In 1961, Delmas met a feisty, charming young woman, Martha and Dan Little and his colleagues Jackie Watson, Tina Weaver, Lou Suddath, and fell in love. Delmas and Lou were married and Carmen Scott at the Little Law Firm. on January 27, 1962, in Gainesville, Texas. Lou’s family also In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that donations in his had arrived in Indian Territory well before statehood and their memory can be made to the Willis Cemetery Fund, through union joined two early Oklahoma settler families. Delmas’s close friend Wendyl Askew, or to the University of Raymond Milton Crenshaw, II Delmas and Lou lived many years on the farm in Willis, Oklahoma Biological Station through: where they got great joy from working the land and raising their The OU Foundation: 100 Timberdell Road, Norman, OK Raymond Milton Crenshaw II, 24, of Kingston Okla. dogs, cats, horses, and other animals. In 1963, they welcomed 73019, phone: 405-321-1174; Giving.OUFoundation.Org. passed away Tuesday, July 14, 2020 in Kingston. He was their only child, Martha Lynn. Look for “Friends of the Univ. of Oklahoma Biological Sta- born on August 6, 1995 in Bakersfield, Over the years, Delmas was an active member of the Masonic tion” in the “Search for a Fund” box or write it in the “Gift Calif. to Raymond and Miranda Crenshaw. Lodge, Scottish Rite, India Temple, and Shriners. He also served Designation” space. Ray spent his childhood living between on various boards and was involved with numerous civic orga- Visitation will be Thursday, July 23 at Watts Funeral Home, Bakersfield & Kingston making friends nizations, including the Kingston school board, the Marshall Madill, Okla. from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. everywhere he went. When he turned 18, County Ambulance Board, the University of Oklahoma’s Biologi- Services will be Friday, July 24, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at the he started working with his dad building cal Research Station’s Board, the Oklahoma Farm Bureau, and Willis Cemetery, Willis, Okla. powerline and working in the oilfields. He the Oklahoma Cattleman’s Association, to name a few. Delmas Services will be under the direction of Watts Funeral Home, was currently working construction for his loved Lake Texoma and spent many hours walking around its Madill, Oklahoma.Condolences may be sent to wattsfuneral- very good friend Don Smith. shores and the surrounding pastureland looking for arrowheads home.com.funeralhome.com. Ray loved his dog Nala, fishing, playing and other interesting finds. x box, and being a jokester. Ray was loyal Crenshaw and protective of his friends and family Helen Fern Seigler Pickens Baptist Church. She enjoyed working with her flow- and had a huge heart when it came to helping others. ers, being outside, shopping, going to garage sales and loved He is deeply loved and will be greatly missed by all who her cats and dogs. Helen Fern Seigler 101, of Oakland, Okla. passed away, knew him. She is survived by her nieces; Carolyn Agan of Ardmore, He is survived by his son; Dominic Crenshaw of Ohio, July 14, 2020 at her home in Oakland. She was born on May Okla., Ann Rothrock and husband John of Fayetteville, Ark., her 16, 1919 in Archard Community, Marshall parents; Raymond and Miranda Crenshaw of Kingston, great nephew Harold Peery of Madill, Okla., her great nieces; sisters; Marisa and husband Jordan Woodard of Kings- County Okla. to the late Elmer Cooper and Pam Brandt of Fayetteville, Ark., Paula Grage of Fayetteville, Rachel Elkins Cooper. ton and Cara Crenshaw of Kingston, nephew; Carson Ark., great Great Nieces; Chelsea Peery of Ardmore, Okla., Camacho of Kingston, grandparents; Steven and Jenifer Fern was raised in Archard Community Caroline Grage of Fayetteville, Ark., great great nephews; and graduated from Kingston High School. Pace of Sumrall, Miss. and Bobby and Regina Perkins of Justin Peery of Madill, Okla., Jackson Brandt of Fayetteville, Bakersfield, Calif. She later attended 2 years at Murray State Ark., great great great nephew, Zayden King of Ardmore, Okla. College. Memorial service was held Tuesday, July 21, 2020 at Visitation was held Friday, July 17 at 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 1:00 p.m. at the Watts Funeral Home, Kingston, Okla. Fern married Emit Frank Seigler in 1950 p.m. at the Watts Funeral Home, Madill, Okla. in Sulphur, Okla. and he preceded her in Services were under the direction of Watts Funeral Home, Funeral services were held Saturday, July 18, 2020 at Madill, Okla. death. She moved to Fort Worth, Texas Seigler 10:00 a.m. at Oakland Cemetery, Oakland, Okla. where she worked for General Dynamics and Condolences may be sent to wattsfuneralhome.com. Services were under the direction of Watts Funeral Home, funeralhome.com. later Lockheed Martin for 30 plus years. After she retired, she Madill, Okla. Condolences may be sent to wattsfuneralhome. moved to Oakland where she lived the rest of her life. com. Fern attended the Church of Christ and was active in (See OBITS, page 6A) MARSHALL COUNTY CHURCH GUIDE ThiThiss dedevotionalvotional a nandd dir directoryectory i sis m ademade p ospossiblesible b yby t htheseese b ubusinessessinesses w hwhoo en encouragecourage a lalll t oto a tattendtend w oworshiprship s erservices.vices.

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Folks are still seeking nor- These students sacrifice at [email protected]. It is wonderful we have so malcy in this world of anxiety, their personal time, which is The Buncombe Creek many free activities to enjoy shutdowns, and Covid-19. We approximately 60+ hours class Neighborhood Association has in this area. Be sure to come are all hoping for an end to this time, to better serve our com- a raffle started. Ricky Bell has on down. nightmare with a vaccine avail- munities in Marshall County. donated a set of handmade corn I just heard that the Sand able soon. Try to stay positive Kudos to all who have hole boards and bags to raffle Bass festival that was re- that “this too shall pass” and stepped up to be there for us off on August 18. scheduled for August is now move forward. in case of an emergency. The marina store will be cancelled and will resume next The Buncombe Creek Vol- Also, we have three of our selling tickets at $2.00 each year at the normal time, pend- unteer Fire Department has firefighters who have finished or three for $5.00. Just ask for ing the Pandemic outcome. I been busy with their Emergen- their Hazardous Materials D’Linda. A huge Thank you to haven’t heard anything yet on cy Medical Responders (EMR) Operations training. Anyone Ricky. The entire proceeds will whether the Bash for Cash will training class being taught by interested in volunteering go toward improving Jurassic proceed in October as planned Park. or rescheduled until next year New to Madill Public Schools? On Sunday, July 26 from as well. Enroll your student online! 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., the Try to stay cool and drink Please email [email protected] the following informa- The giving spirit Randy Tatarevich Band will plenty of water, as the days tion to get set up: be entertaining us with some are still hot and humid with * #1 Guardian Full Name & Birth Date good ole two-step music to be the scorching month of August * Student name and grade performed at the Marina park- just ahead. Take care and we’ll * Previous School ing lot. Bring your lawn chairs talk to you next week. You will receive an email with login information and in- structions to enroll within 1-2 days. TFD: Change is coming to Title 19 By Angela Beck participation in Oklahoma volunteers. All adults, male or Texoma Fire District Aux- Firefighters Pension and re- female, interested in joining iliary meeting have been Texoma Fire District board tirement system. Of course, all the Texoma Volunteer Fire De- postponed until September 21 members voted on July 2 to eligibility requirements must partment, please contact Chief at 1:30 p.m. convert from a Title 18 to a Title be met, including a one-year Todd Cissell at (580) 565-4491 On Wednesday evenings 19 fire department. Some of the probation period. or pickup an application from from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., the changes consist of establishing Anyone interested in learn- the mailbox at the station, fill Lighthouse United Methodist a board of directors with five ing more about these changes, it out and return to the station. Church will start back their members, one of which will or wishing to serve as a board Chief Cissell will contact you. “No Strings Attached” meals. Griffi n Williams, our heavyweight, back. He’s still working serve for five years, another for member, please attend the Everyone is welcome, so However, there will be some to get back. If we can get those guys back, we should have four years, three years, then meeting on August 6 at 6:30 consider joining. The fire important changes. You will be two years, and finally, one year. p.m. at the Texoma Fire department truly needs your able to drive thru the church One of these directors will District Training Center. All support. parking lot and pickup your Love said the has stayed positive in the face of adversity. be selected as chairperson and members of the Texoma Fire Remember, the heat is still meals. Please STAY IN YOUR “I’ll say this, where our dual record has not been good, another as treasurer, as well District, whose dues are cur- here so, make sure you stay VEHICLES, do not get out, our attitude has been good,” he said. as a clerk. rent, are invited to get a bet- hydrated. Make sure your your meals will be brought to The injuries have forced Love and his fi rst-year assistant In changing to a Title 19 ter understanding of all the outdoor animals have fresh you from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. coach, Austin Pettigrew to lean on other athletes to fi ll their Summer Bryant • The Madill Record Fire Department the firefight- changes. water and some sort of shade. Thank you and everyone lineup card. Kathy Germany, Julie Mangrum, and Susan Lewis Getchel, with ers will become eligible for There is still a need for more Also, remember the elderly and stay safe! Ahead of the McLoud dual in December the duo shared Southern Oklahoma Animal Resources, hand out donations keep an eye on your neighbors. that they were trying to see who would wrestle at four weights: 106 pounds, 126 pounds 170 pounds and heavyweight. on July 16. Every Thursday, they spend all day taking care of There are 14 weight classes in a dual setting: 106 pounds, the rescues and preparing for the couple hours they sit outside Follow us on Social Media! MCWC cancels meeting 113 pounds, 120 pounds, 126 pounds, 132 pounds, 138 the Southern Oklahoma Animal Resource office between the pounds, 145 pounds, 152 pounds, 160 pounds, 170 pounds, Dollar Store and Spirits Liquor store in Madill. Typically, they facebook.com/madillrecord 182 pounds, 195 pounds, 220 pounds and 285 pounds (aka The Marshall County Water Corporation Annual Meeting heavyweight). give away cat and dog food every week and then sometimes twitter.com/madillrecord that was scheduled for August 6 was cancelled. No opponents Prior to getting their missing starters backs, their dual like this week they gave away bleach, disinfectant spray, and ran, so there was no election. For anybody who has any ques- lineup was as follows: laundry soap as well. instagram.com/madillrecord tions, please feel free to call the office at (580) 795-3368. Sophomore Elijah Connelly (106 pounds), Senior Wilby Roberts (126 pounds), commercials, an animated fi lm Junior Coby Sanderfur (132 pounds), Did you know?? Sheltered-in-place but still Junior Kalob Swinney (138 pounds) Sophomore AJ Sweet (145 pounds), Reading to your children daily want, local, credible news? Senior Jacob Massey (152 pounds), Senior Edwin Recio (160 pounds) has many benefits? Sophomore Cade Barker (182 pounds) Sophomore B Thompson (195 pounds) • Strengthens reading and Tweedy / Axzel Mendoza (220 pounds) writing skills Although they will be close to full strength ahead of the 47th annual Bryan Scripsick Tournament this week in Pauls Valley, the Madill squad still lacks a 106 pounder. • Keeps them up to date on “I think the only forfeit we’ll have after Christmas Break is 106 (pounds),” Love said. things “We don’t have a 106 pounder.” Love is optimistic that the tweam will have 13 of the 14 • Gives useful ideas about weights full for future duals. “We think we’ll have more of a full lineup,” Love said. research and projects “We had to forfeit some weights that we’re getting back. was mean, spiteful or selfi sh. We should have a 160 pounder and 170 pounder back after • Improves vocabulary skills DID YOU KNOW? 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Rankins’ turn to question Stitt, not to visit anybody in the participants had abnormali- be aware. STITT she switched gears and focused susceptible area. EFFECTS ties in their scans; meaning “Many patients with severe COVID-19 did damage to their COVID-19 are those with co- (Continued from page 1A) on Oklahoma. Angelica Brown asked a “What would you tell Okla- question that was burning in (Continued from page 1A) heart. existing, chronic conditions, homans who are seeing the many people’s minds. including high blood pressure “Are the attendants going to numbers rise every day,” “Considering your diagno- in the arteries), which, in Acute Kidney Dysfunction and diabetes. Both of these have to quarantine, now, and Rankins asked. sis, are you thinking about turn, causes heart dysfunc- increase the risk of kidney why didn’t you wear a mask,” Still responded by explain- a mask mandate, now,” she tions,” Kim said. “We also see Recovered COVID-19 pa- disease,” Sperati said. Richards asked. ing that the spike was inevi- asked. many patients getting new- tients who have never experi- However, Sperati and other Frye answered for Stitt. He table. “No, we are not looking at a onset arrhythmia.” enced kidney problems are still doctors are also learning kid- stated that they were following “We’ve signed about 35 ex- mask mandate,” Stitt replied. Newsweek released an ar- probable to suffer from acute ney damage is starting to affect protocol; contacting anybody ecutive orders to try and curb “We want to give the busi- ticle on July 13 that pointed to kidney injury as a result from people who did not have kid- who was closer than six feet the virus,” Stitt said. “As soon nesses the freedoms. If they the findings of a recent study COVID-19. According to Kim, ney problems before they got to Stitt at any recent events. as you go back to phase one or want to enforce masks, that’s on heart scans of COVID-19 some might even need dialysis. infected with the virus. Trey Savage wished the two, you’re going to see a spike.” great.” patients. The study consisted of Currently, it is unclear how Kim has also found some of governor a speedy recovery and Stitt also noted he was “We also respect people’s over 1,200 patients – 813 were the virus ushers damage to a the lingering side effects from asked if his plans to attend the proud of Oklahomans because rights to stay home, or run diagnosed positive with the patient’s kidney. the virus to be a prolonged Grand Lake festivities were the state is below the national businesses, or wear masks,” virus and 298 were probable Johns Hopkins Medicine cough that hangs around cancelled. average for infections. Stitt continued. positives, and the remaining recently published an article for weeks, difficulty speak- Stitt reiterated that his any Stitt said that this is the Stitt also noted that if they 105 were “assumed” to have warning of the damage CO- ing or swallowing, muscle of his immediate future plans new normal, and again warned began a mask mandate, there the virus. VID-19 can do to a patient’s weakness, nerve damage, were cancelled and conducting about the ever-changing symp- would be no way to enforce it. All the participants had an kidney. C. John Sperati, M.D., mental health complications, all his business via Zoom till toms. He asks residents to He called wearing masks a echocardiogram, which is an M.H.S., an expert in kidney and cognitive impairment Frye releases him. social distance, get tested if personal responsibility. ultrasound scan of the heart. health, said patients with un- – brain fog, memory loss. When it became Erica any symptoms appear, and It was found that 55% of the derlying health issues need to Stolen trailer leads to drug bust; locals arrested for possession

By Shalene White a search warrant for the resi- [email protected] dence. Executing the search war- A report for a stolen trailer rant uncovered multiple felo- led to the arrest of two Madill nies for the two suspects, residents; Michael Tiller and Tiller and Peters. The charges Dusty Peters. On Tuesday, include Poossession of a Fire- July 21 at approximately 9:00 arm After the Former Convic- a.m., a man went to the Sher- tion of a Felony, Possession of iff’s Office and reported he had Stolen Firearms, Possession a trailer stolen off his property of Drug Paraphernalia, Pos- in Johnston County several session of Cocaine, Possession months prior. of Marijuana, and Possession One might wonder why of a Converted Stolen Trailer. somebody would report some- Marshall County Sheriff thing stolen months after the Danny Cryer said there was event, and in a neighboring also enough liquid Metham- county, at that. Well, it seems phetamines to charge them the victim had located his with Trafficking of CDS, as trailer at an Oakland residence well. and was requesting assistance All of the drugs were submit- from the sheriff’s office. ted to OSBI for further testing. Marshall County Depu- An online search found a few ties went to the residence in Oklahoma priors for Tiller for question and verified that the Possession of CDS, and Pos- trailer in the yard was in fact session of Drug Paraphernalia. the stolen one, even though the VIN had been changed. Once they verified the trailer was stolen, deputies obtained Courtesy photo A report of a stolen trailer led to the arreste of Michael Tiller and Dusty Peters, both from Oakland. They were arrested for multiple possession charges. Kingston High School student participates in STAR event

Marissa Kunerth chapter and individual proj- In order to advance to Communications & Public ects, leadership skills, and the national level in a STAR Relations Manager career preparation. STAR Event, members first compete Events allow student to com- at the district, region and/or Faith Hollowell from Kings- pete individually or as a team. state level. Faith Hollowell ton High School Competed in There are more than 30 STAR competed in Job Interview National STAR Event Com- Events students can choose to and was awarded a gold medal petition at Virtual National compete in, all which recognize in her STAR Event category Leadership Conference participants who demonstrate at the 2020 Virtual National Reston, VA – For the first- their knowledge, skills, and Leadership Conference. time since Family, Career abilities to actively identify and Community Leaders of an issue concerning families, About FCCLA America (FCCLA) was founded careers, or communities, re- in 1945, members competed in search the topic, and develop Family, Career and Com- Students Taking Action with and implement a project to munity Leaders of America Recognition (STAR) Events advocate for positive change. (FCCLA) is a dynamic and on the national level virtually. Both youth and adults work effective national student or- Nearly 3,000 FCCLA members together in managing the ganization that helps young from across the country partici- events and serving as evalua- men and women become lead- pated in STAR Events this past tors of the participants. STAR ers and address important June. All STAR Event competi- Events aim to support student personal, family, work, and tors were recognized for their development of knowledge societal issues through Fam- accomplishments at FCCLA’s and skills by enhancing the ily and Consumer Sciences Virtual National Leadership classroom experience and education. FCCLA has more Conference, July 7-9, 2020. Career Pathway initiatives than 182,000 members and STAR Events are Competi- by equipping students with 5,253 chapters from 48 state tive Events in which members employable skills and industry associations, Puerto Rico, and are recognized for their pro- insights needed to thrive in the the Virgin Islands. st ficiency and achievement in 21 century. Courtesy photo Faith Hollowell from Kingston High School Competed in National STAR Event Competition at Virtual National Leadership Conference in June, and received her award July 7. Please return with approval or corrections needed. Live Gospel StaStayy up with the news, downloaddownload our app! music event From Staff Reports Dependable & Affordable OBITS [email protected] (Continued from page 4A) Kevin Spencer, a musi- Propane Service cian who has sang gospel his Callie Annette Shockley entire life, will be performing Heat your home the smart way with at the New Hope Southern Callie Annette Shockley 55, of Kingston, Okla. passed Baptist Church on July 30. energy-effi cient propane fuel. away, July 14, 2020 in Snyder, Okla. She was born on Spencer’s hits include Red River December 20, 1964 in El Paso, Texas to “The blood is still there,” We offer: the late Floyd Shockley and Mary Shultz “If rapture was yesterday,” Shockley. “Flow through me Holy • Tanks Available for Lease or Purchase Callie was raised in Artesia, New Spirit,” and many more. Propane Mexico and moved to Kingston in the early 80s. She graduated from the Kingston The born again Chris- • Lines & Trenching from Tank to House High School in 1983 and joined the Na- tian travels the world and tional Guard. performs over 260 concerts • Residential & Commercial Callie later attended Murray State Col- annually. He has performed lege where she received a nursing degree. in the US, Canada, Virgin Is- • Competitive Prices She was affiliated with the Baptist faith Shockley lands, Honduras, Grand Cay- and she enjoyed traveling, gardening and man Islands, and Jamaica. • Customer Owned Tanks Welcomed cooking. The event will be at the She is survived by her sister Cynthia Shockley Zumbro New Hope Southern Baptist and more, all at competitive prices and Randy Green of Madill, Okla., and her nephew, Brynn Church at 1209 Hwy 70 East, 1008 Memorial Road Zumbro of Burnet, Texas. Kingston on July 30. It will you can appreciate. Marietta, OK Funeral services were Monday, July 20 at 10:00 a.m. at the Kingston Cemetery in Kinston, Okla. Services were begin at 7:00 p.m. Just give us a call! under the direction of Watts Funeral Home of Madill, Okla. For any questions, please Condolences may be sent to wattsfuneralhome.com. contact Charles Garner at 866-276-8328 funeralhome.com. 580-243-8198. Thursday, July 23, 2020 – The Madill Record – Page 1B SPORSPORTSThe Madill RecordTS Back in action; athletes return to practice

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Madill student athletes head back to the grind stone and restart practice after Summer Pride was postponed when a coach tested positive for COVID on July 5. For practice, high school students practice from 7:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. and the middle school students are from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. This week in sports history: July 23 to July 25 Lou Gehrig hits first of 23 career grand slammers, Michael Phelps 200m record broke

July 23 olson hits 4 HRs in a double- Stacy successfully defends title 5-2; Yanks, Red Sox, Blue Jays 2006 British Open Men’s Golf, strikes out 16 Pittsburgh header by 1 stroke from Sally Little 3-way tie for 1st Royal Liverpool GC: Tiger Pirates 1827 1st US swimming school 1949 Test Cricket debut of and JoAnne Carner 1994 Don Mattingly becomes Woods wins his 2nd consecu- 1921 15th Tour de France won opens (Boston, Massachusetts) England’s Brian Close aged 1978 Phillies Steve Carlton be- 6th NY Yankee to get 2,000 hits tive Open Championship title by Leon Scieur of Belgium 1866 Cincinnati Baseball club 18 years 149 days comes 78th pitcher to win 200 1994 Longest baseball rain and 3rd overall; holds off fellow 1931 Paavo Nurmi runs world (Red Stockings) forms 1955 NY Yankees Bob Cerv 1978 Mayence returns to helps delay (3:39) as Giants beat American Chris DiMarco by 2 record 2 mile (8:59.6) 1868 All England Lawn Tennis and E Howard are 1st to hit Yankees win their 5th straight Mets 4-2 in NY strokes 1941 Red Sox Lefty Grove, 41, Club is founded as The All Eng- consecutive pinch HRs game 1994 British Senior Open 2006 93rd Tour de France won wins his 300th game land Croquet Club; 1877 name 1956 Joe Cronin & Hank 1978 65th Tour de France won Men’s Golf, Royal Lytham & by Oscar Pereiro of Spain 1946 9 Spokane baseball play- changed to The All England Greenberg inducted into Base- by Bernard Hinault of France St Annes GC: American Tom 2009 Mark Buehrle of the ers (Western League) die in a Croquet & Lawn Tennis Club ball Hall of Fame 1979 George Brett gets his Wargo wins by 2 strokes from Chicago White Sox becomes bus crash 1890 Jack Barrett carries his 1960 US Open Women’s Golf, 1,000th hit Bob Charles and Doug Dalziel the 18th pitcher to throw a 1949 Indian pitcher Bob cricket bat for Australia at Worcester CC: Betsy Rawls 1984 KC Royals Dan Quisen- 1995 British Open Men’s Golf, perfect game in MLB history, Lemon hits 2 HRs to beat Lord’s (67) wins her 4th Open title, 1 berry gets his 200th career St. Andrews: Controversial defeating Tampa Bay Rays 5-0 Senators, 7-5 1902 Dutch Excelsior soccer stroke ahead of runner-up save American John Daly wins his 2017 104th Tour de France 1949 36th Tour de France won club is established in Rotter- Joyce Ziske 1987 Petra Felke (E Ger) 2nd major title by 4 strokes in a won by Chris Froome of Great by Fausto Coppi of Italy dam (Eerste Divisie winners 1965 Dick Stuart homers in a throws javelin 78.89 m (wom- 4-hole playoff with Costantino Britain, his 4th win 1952 Emile Zatopek runs 1973-4, 78-79, 2005-06) major league-record 23rd dif- en’s record) Rocca of Italy 2017 Women’s Cricket World Olympic record 5K (14:06.6) 1907 International Lawn Ten- ferent park 1987 Red Sox waive Bill Buck- 1995 Tour de France: Miguel Cup: England beat India by 9 1956 Dodgers lose to the Reds, nis Challenge, Wimbledon: 1966 John Pennel pole vaults ner, the goat of last year’s Induráin of Spain wins 5th runs in the final at Lords in 2-1, playing in Jersey City’s Norman Brookes beats Her- record (5.34 m) World Series consecutive Tour, 4’ 35” ahead London Roosevelt Stadium bert Roper Barrett 6-2, 6-0, 1967 54th Tour de France won 1989 British Open Men’s of Alex Zülle; Laurent Jalabert 2017 British Open Men’s Golf, 1956 PGA Championship 6-3 to give Australasia a 3-2 by Roger Pingeon of France Golf, Royal Troon: American points winner Royal Birkdale GC: Ameri- Men’s Golf, Blue Hill CC: Mas- win over British Isles 1969 40th MLB All Star Game, Mark Calcavecchia wins his 1997 Dallas TV Station KXAS can Jordan Spieth wins by 3 ters champion Jack Burke Jr. 1921 Edward Gourdin of US RFK Memorial Stadium, only major title in first ever settle with Dallas Cowboys Mi- strokes from countryman Matt wins his second major cham- sets long jump record at 25’ Washington, D.C.: NL beats 4-hole aggregate playoff with chael Irvin and Erik Williams Kuchar pionship of the season, 3 & 2 2 3/4” AL, 9-3; MVP: Willie McCovey, Australians Greg Norman and for reporting false sex assault 2019 Nike’s Jordan Brand over Ted Kroll 1922 16th Tour de France won SF Giants, 1B Wayne Grady allegations against them signs 2019 NBA #1 draft pick 1958 Ted Williams is fined $250 by Firmin Lambot of Belgium 1974 45th All Star Baseball 1989 76th Tour de France won 2000 British Open Men’s Golf, Zion Williamson to richest for spitting at Boston fans again 1925 NY Yankee Lou Gehrig Game: NL wins 7-2 at 3 Rivers by Greg LeMond of USA Royal Lytham & St. Annes: Ti- multiyear sponsorship deal for 1958 Test Cricket debuts hits his 1st of 23 career grand Stadium, Pitts 1991 Rob Dibble back from ger Woods beats Thomas Bjørn a rookie in history; estimated against NZ for Dexter, Illing- slammers 1974 Allstar MVP: Steve Gar- 3-game suspension, is ejected and Ernie Els by 8 shots to win 7 years for $75 million worth & Subba Row 1931 France announces it can’t vey (LA Dodgers) for throwing at and hitting his first Open title; becomes 1960 PGA Championship afford to send a team to 1932 1975 LA Dodgers W Crawford Cubs baserunner Doug Das- youngest player at 24 to win July 24 Men’s Golf, Firestone CC: Jay LA Olympics and Lee Lacy are 5th to hit cenzo Cubs win, 8-5 all 4 major titles Hebert wins his only major title 1933 27th Tour de France won consecutive pinch HRs 1993 David Boon completes 2000 US Open Women’s Golf, 1893 For only time in history by 1 stroke from Australian by Georges Speicher of France 1976 42nd NFL Chicago All 17th Test Cricket century, 107 Merit Club: Australian Karrie of US Tennis championships, Jim Ferrier 1934 Bradman completes 304 Star Game: Pittsburgh 24, All at Headingley Webb wins by 5 strokes ahead an event is held off the Eastern 1961 Roger Maris hits 4 home at Headingley, 430 mins, 43 Stars 0 (52,895) 1993 Chris Boardman bicycles of runners-up Cristie Kerr and seaboard. Men’s double cham- runs, in a doubleheader fours 2 sixes 1976 Baltimore Oriole Reggie world record 1-hour distance Meg Mallon; third of Webb’s 7 pionship in Chicago 1965 Casey Stengel resigns as 1938 Bradman scores 103 in Jackson homers in 6th straight (52,270 km) major titles 1902 Victor Trumper scores manager of NY Mets 178 mins on a Headingley game 1993 NY Yankee Mark Hutton 2000 87th Tour de France: a century for Australia be- 1966 PGA Championship sticky, 3rd Test 1978 US Open Women’s Golf, is 1st Australian to be a start- no winner (Lance Armstrong fore lunch 4th Test Cricket v Men’s Golf, Firestone CC: Al 1944 Chicago Cubs Bill Nich- CC of Indianapolis: Hollis ing pitcher, He beats Angels disqualified) England Geiberger wins his only major 1904 2nd Tour de France won title by 4 shots from Dudley by Henri Cornet of France Wysong Webb Nominated for 2020 NCAA Woman of the Year 1905 International Lawn Ten- 1967 PGA Championship nis Challenge, Wimbledon: Men’s Golf, Columbine CC: Laurence Doherty & Reggie Don January wins his only the Year. recently completed her MBA Schools can recognize two Doherty beat Holcombe Ward major title in 18-hole playoff Webb, a native of Melissa, and was named to the AD and nominees if at least one is a & Beals Wright 8-10, 6-2, 6-2, with Don Messengale (69-71) Texas, put together a spec- the President’s honor rolls, and woman of color or international 4-6, 8-6 to give British Isles an 1967 Race riots in Detroit tacular season to end her in 2019 was CoSIDA Academic student-athlete. unassailable 3-0 lead over US force postponement of Tigers- storied career at SE. All-American. Conference offices will se- (ends 5-0) Orioles game She picked up a pair of Rooted in Title IX, the lect up to two nominees each 1908 American Johnny Hayes 1968 Hoyt Wilhelm pitches in All-American honors and was NCAA Woman of the Year from their pool of member wins London Olympic mara- a record 907th major league named the Great American Award was established in school nominees. All nominees thon in Games record 2:55:18.4 game Conference Player of the Year 1991 to recognize graduating who compete in a sport not after Dorando Pietri of Italy 1970 International Law Tennis in women’s basketball and female student-athletes who sponsored by their school’s disqualified for receiving as- Association institutes 9-point was ultimately named South- have exhausted their eligibility primary conference, as well as sistance before the finish line tie break rule eastern’s Female Athlete of and distinguished themselves associate conference nominees 1909 Bkln Dodger Nap Rucker the Year. in academics, athletics, service and independent nominees, (See HISTORY, page 6B) Over the season Webb and leadership throughout will be considered by a selection averaged a league-leading their collegiate careers. committee. Then, the Woman 18.7 ppg while shooting 48.0 The nominees represent all of the Year selection commit- percent from the field and three NCAA divisions, includ- tee, made up of representatives Physicals set for Madill athletes Courtesy photo hauled in a team-best 7.6 ing 259 nominees from Division from the NCAA membership, From Staff Reports examination. These forms rebounds per outing. I, 126 from Division II and 220 will choose the Top 30 honorees Katie Webb, a Southeastern can be picked up at the high Webb also dished out 2.7 from Division III. Nominees - 10 from each division. District wide athletic phys- school or middle school offices Oklahoma was nominated for assists per game, snagged 1.2 competed in 24 sports, with From the Top 30, the Wom- icals for Madill Public Schools from 9am-1pm, Monday thru the 2020 NCAA WOman of the steals and blocked 16 shots. multisport student-athletes an of the Year selection com- will be August 3 at 6:00 p.m. Thursday until August 3 or Year. She also became Southes- accounting for 128 of the mittee will determine the top in the Wildcat Den. can also be printed off of our tern’s number two scorer all- nominees. three honorees in each division Due to the current pan- school website. From Staff Reports time with 1,649 points, which Member schools are encour- and announce nine finalists. demic, there will be no par- We would encourage all ranks fourth all-time in the aged to honor their top gradu- The NCAA Committee on ents or siblings allowed inside athletes to practice social DURANT, Okla. - South- GAC. Her 756 career rebounds ating female college athletes Women’s Athletics then will during the physicals. distancing and wear a pro- eastern women’s basketball is fourth all time at SE and each year by submitting their choose the 2020 NCAA Woman The OSSAA physical form tective face covering during player Katie Webb is a 2020 eighth in conference history. names for consideration for of the Year, who will be named and Concussion form must be this event. nominee for NCAA Woman of In the classroom she most the Woman of the Year Award. this fall. filled out prior to the physical Page 2B – The Madill Record – Thursday, July 23, 2020

The Madill Record Sports SOUTHEAST LAKES FISHING REPORT: July 26 to Aug. 1

Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Konawa Lake Level Data: Goldfish, Hot Dogs, Minnows, nows, Tube Jigs Texoma Smallmouth, Bass, Spotted USACE Current Lake Level Shad Locations: Brush structure, Action: Fair Normal Water Temp and Clarity: Clear Locations: Below the dam, Channels, Points, Standing Normal Baits: Plastics Water Temp and Clarity: 88 Bass, Largemouth Channels, Main lake, River timber Lake Level Data: Locations: Brush structure, and clear Action: Fair Mouth, Shorelines USACE Current Lake Level Points Bass, Largemouth Baits: Spinnerbaits, Top Crappie, Black, Crappie, White Wister Water Temp and Clarity: 84 Crappie, White Action: Fair Water Action: Good Bass, Striped Action: Fair Baits: Crankbaits, Jigs, Locations: Channels, Coves Baits: Jigs Below Average Action: Good Baits: Jigs, Minnows Plastics Crappie, Black Locations: Rocks, Shorelines, Lake Level Data: Baits: Alabama Rig, Live Bait, Locations: Brush structure, Locations: Main lake, River Action: Good Standing timber, Tailwater, USACE Current Lake Level Top Water Standing timber Channel, Weed beds Baits: Jigs, Minnows Weed beds Water Temp and Clarity: 85 Locations: Flats, Main lake Bass, Striped (Hybrid), Bass, Locations: Brush structure, degrees and cloudy Crappie, Black Eufaula White Standing timber Sardis Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Action: Slow Action: Fair Catfish, Channel Spotted Baits: Jigs, Minnows Normal Baits: Alabama Rig, Crank- Action: Good Normal Action: Good Locations: Brush structure, Lake Level Data: baits, Live Shad Baits: Chicken Liver, Hot Dogs Lake Level Data: Baits: Bill Baits, Buzz Baits, Docks USACE Current Lake Level Locations: Coves, Main lake, Locations: River Channel, USACE Current Lake Level Crankbaits, Plastics, Spinner- Catfish, Blue Water Temp and Clarity: River Channel Spillway Water Temp and Clarity: 84 baits, Top Water Action: Fair Clearing, 87 Catfish, Channel Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Locations: Brush structure, Baits: Shad Bass, White Action: Fair Robert S. Kerr Spotted Channels, Coves, Points, Locations: Main lake, River Action: Good Baits: Chicken Liver, Cut Bait, Action: Fair Shorelines Channel Baits: Slabs Shrimp, Worms Normal Baits: Buzz Baits, Crankbaits, Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Chan- Additional Information: Locations: Channels, Main Locations: Coves, Inlet, Riprap Lake Level Data: Jigs, Plastics, Spinnerbaits, nel Topwater bite is on !! Anglers lake USACE Current Lake Level Top Water Action: Good should get out early in the Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Flat- Lower Mountain Fork Water Temp and Clarity: Locations: Brush structure, Baits: Chicken Liver, Cut Bait, morning to find surface feeding head Murky Channels, Points, Riprap, Shad, Stinkbait, Worms striper, as the morning pro- Action: Good Normal Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Shorelines, Standing timber, Locations: Below the dam, gresses anglers should switch Baits: Cut Bait, Grubs, Shad, Lake Level Data: Spotted Weed beds Channels, Main lake, Points, to trolling A rigs after surface Worms USGS Current Level Action: Good Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Chan- Standing timber feeding fish have went into Locations: Main lake, River Water Temp and Clarity: Clear Baits: Buzz Baits, Minnows, nel, Catfish, Flathead Crappie, White, Crappie, Black deeper water. Crappie have Channel, Rocks Trout, Rainbow Plastics, Small Lures, Spin- Action: Fair Action: Good been very slow the past week. Crappie, Black, Crappie, Black Action: Good nerbaits Baits: Cut Bait, Minnows, Baits: Jigs, Minnows, Small Catfish are still being caught Action: Slow Baits: Caddis flies, Powerbait, Locations: Brush structure, Shad, Sunfish Lures, Spinnerbaits near cleaning docks on cut bait Baits: Jigs, Minnows Tube Jigs, Worms Docks, Main lake, Shallows, Locations: Creek channels, Locations: Brush structure, Locations: Coves, Docks Locations: Creek channels, Standing timber, Weed beds Main lake, Shallows, Shore- Channels, Points, Shorelines, Blue River Rocks, Spillway Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Chan- lines Standing timber, and Cedar Hugo nel, Catfish, Flathead Crappie, White brush Normal McGee Creek Action: Good Action: Fair Lake Level Data: Normal Baits: Cut Bait, Dough bait, Baits: Hair Jigs, Jigs, Min- USGS Current Level Lake Level Data: Normal Water Temp and Clarity: 76 USACE Current Lake Level Lake Level Data: and clear Water Temp and Clarity: 80 USACE Current Lake Level Bass, Largemouth, Bass, and murky Water Temp and Clarity: 85 Smallmouth, Bass, Spotted Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Chan- Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Action: Good nel, Catfish, Flathead Spotted Baits: Crankbaits, Small Action: Good Action: Fair Lures, Top Water Baits: Chicken Liver, Cut Bait, Baits: Alabama Rig, Crank- Locations: Brush structure, Dough bait, Live Bait, Punch baits, Flukes, Plastics Rocks, Shorelines bait, Shad, Stinkbait, Sunfish Locations: Brush structure, Catfish, Channel Locations: Below the dam, Coves, Main lake, Points Action: Good Channels, Main lake, River Bass, White, Bass, Spotted Baits: Chicken Liver, Punch Channel, Shorelines Action: Fair bait Crappie, Black, Crappie, White Baits: Alabama Rig, Jigs, Top Locations: River Channel Action: Fair Water, and Look for surfacing Baits: Jigs, Minnows schools Broken Bow Locations: Below the dam, Locations: Coves, Dam, Flats, Brush structure, Channels, Main lake Below Average Creek channels, Main lake, Lake Level Data: River Channel, Standing Pine Creek USACE Current Lake Level timber Water Temp and Clarity: 89 Normal

Courtesy photo Chaz Eubank caught this 6.3 lb. saugeye in Lake Carl Blackwell. Strength Getting a Lifetime Fishing License Lifetime License Applica- months and intent to remain ing/fishing license, $775.00 ( tions Oklahoma as permanent resi- senior citizen, $25.00 dence. As the owner of a lifetime For Resident Lifetime Li- Hunter Education certifica- combination license, you may censes, you will have to submit tion required if applicant is 30 hunt and fish in the State of an application. The process can years of age or under. Oklahoma for as long as you and Stability Applicants 30 or under who live, subject to the rules set be completed online, by mail or in person at our Oklahoma have not completed hunter forth for the separate hunting City Headquarters office (1801 education will be issued an and fishing licenses described N. Lincoln Oklahoma City, apprentice-designated license. below. OK 73105). If you are mailing Additional residency docu- Lifetime hunting license, your application, the county mentation may be required. $625.00, senior citizen, $15.00). when you game warden or an authorized Lifetime hunting license Department employee must Note: Licenses are non-trans- holders are exempt from pur- approve your application prior ferable. If a hunting and fishing chasing an annual hunting to submitting the application. lifetime license is purchased license; Oklahoma waterfowl You may purchase a lifetime separately, they can not be stamp; Wildlife Conservation license as a gift for someone combined. A lifetime license Passport; Fur License; Annual need it most. however. However, you must holder, whether it be combina- Trapping License; deer, elk, provide all documentation as tion, hunting, or fishing, will antelope, and turkey licenses; listed above. not lose the benefits of the and controlled hunt permits. There are no age restrictions license by a change of address, The Online Check Station will on purchasing a lifetime license even if he or she ceases to be an allow you to print any neces- for an individual. Oklahoma resident by moving sary carcass tags when animals out of the state. If you move, are checked in. Bobcats require Requirements to qualify you should report your new a federal tag which may be address to our office. obtained from Oklahoma game Only legal residents of Okla- Approval: If ordered by mail, wardens, Department biolo- homa for six months preceding Lifetime License applicants gists, Department field offices, application date, who intend to must contact a Game Warden or specially designated stations remain permanent residents for approval of the application at no charge. The lifetime hunt- of Oklahoma, may obtain a before submitting it to our of- ing license does not exempt the lifetime license. Any resident fice. Senior Citizen applicants holder from purchasing a bear of Oklahoma who reaches 64 must contact either a Game license, H.I.P. permit (ages 16 years of age shall be eligible Warden or submit the applica- to 64), federal permits, federal for the senior citizen lifetime tion by mail with a copy of their fees that may be required (such license during the calendar Oklahoma Driver’s License. as a federal duck stamp or year in which said person turns Payment: Cashier’s check, federal controlled hunt user 65 years of age. Any resident money order, VISA or Mas- fee), or a land access permit of Oklahoma born before terCard. Personal checks for for designated areas. If the January 1, 1923 is exempt from Lifetime Licenses will be ac- license holder hunts migratory purchasing a hunting and/or cepted, however, the lifetime birds, he/she must fill out a fishing license and receives the license will be held for three yearly migratory bird survey benefits of the senior citizen weeks (3 weeks). (HIP permit). The HIP permit lifetime license. Replacement: If the lifetime may be obtained free of charge A social security number is license is lost or you need a re- online or it can be purchased at 300 West Lillie Boulevard required to purchase a lifetime placement, a duplicate license a license dealership for $3.00. license. Documentation prov- will be issued for a fee of $5. ing residency must be pre- Printable Lifetime Replace- Lifetime fishing license, Madill, Oklahoma 73446 sented for approval, such as: ment Application $225.00, senior citizen, $15.00). If 16 & over, an Oklahoma All lifetime licenses are Lifetime fishing license (580) 795-3351 Driver’s License or ID Card at non-transferable and must be holders are exempt from least 6 months old. obtained by mail or in person purchasing an annual fishing If under 16, a parent’s latest from the Oklahoma Depart- license. 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Help WWantedanted LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES CLASSIFIED PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: under authority of and in 9:45 a.m. on the 20th day where the Court will proceed Telephone: (580) 795- Lockett as Personal Rep- REPRESENTATIVE, WORD ADS: compliance with the said of August, 2020, when and to hear the merits of said 3397 resentative of said estate TERMINATION OF All real estate advertised Act: That they intends, if where the Court will proceed petition and grant such relief Fax: (580) 795-5072 and that the heirs, devi- JOINT TENANCY AND $8.00 for 20 words herein is subject to the granted such license to to hear the merits of said or make such orders as the [email protected] sees and legatees of said DETERMINATION OF or less, 25¢ for each Federal Fair Housing operate as a Retail Beer petition and grant such relief Court deems necessary and Attorney for Petitioner, decedent be determined HEIRS additional word. Act, which makes it establishment with busi- or make such orders as the proper in these premises. Goldie Hinkle by the Court. Notice is hereby given to $1 discount for each illegal to advertise “any ness premises located at Court deems necessary and You are advised that the (Published in The Madill Pursuant to an Order of all persons interested in the consecutive run with no preference, limitation, or 21682 HWY 32 in Lebanon, proper in these premises. parent is entitled to be Record July 23, 2020 1t) this Court, notice is here- Estate of Robert James Au- copy changes. discrimination because Marshall County, Oklahoma You are advised that the represented by an attorney by given that on the 12th gust, Deceased, that on the of race, color, religion, under the business name parents are entitled to be at each and every stage IN THE DISTRICT day of August, 2020, at 11th day of April, 2019 and No refunds for ads sex, handicap, familial of Dollar General Store represented by an attorney of these proceedings. If a COURT OF MARSHALL 9:00 a.m., the Petition will Sally Jo August, Deceased, cancelled by customer. status or national origin, #21481. at each and every stage state of indigence exists, COUNTY be heard in the Marshall that on the 30rd day of Janu- or intention to make any Deadline is 12 noon Dated this __ day of __, of these proceedings. If a such parties are entitled to STATE OF OKLA- County Courtroom, Coun- ary, 2020, there was filed such preference, limitation state of indigence exists, a Court-appointed attorney ty Courthouse, Madill, with this Court the Petition Monday for classified ad 2020 HOMA or discrimination.” such parties are entitled to at public expense. IN THE MATTER OF THE Marshall County, Okla- of Robert James August, II placement & payment. /s/Jason Reiser This newspaper will not County of Davidson, State a Court-appointed attorney FURTHER, THAT IN THE ESTATE OF homa, when and where praying that Letters of Ad- Errors: Check your word knowingly accept any of Tennessee. at public expense. EVENT the parents, Glenn Case No. PB-2019-31 all persons interested may ministration be issued to him ad for errors the first advertising for real estate Before me the undersigned FURTHER, THAT IN Gibson, fails to appear MARK ALAN HATH- appear and contest the as Personal Representative week of publication. If which is in violation of the notary public, personally ap- THE EVENT the parents, as summoned herein, the COCK, Deceased. same. of the Estate, to serve with- we have made an error law. All persons are hereby peared: Jason Reiser to me Charles Ketner aka Charles Court will proceed to grant NOTICE OF HEARING IN TESTIMONY out bond, and for a judicial informed that all dwellings Connel and unknown father such relief and make such FIRST AND FINAL AC- WHEREOF, I have here- determination of the heirs we will correct it and known to be the person de- advertised are available scribed in the who executed of E.A.K.F., fails to appear orders as the Court deems COUNT, PETITION FOR unto set my hand this 14th of the Decendents. run your ad for free the on an equal opportunity the foregoing application as summoned herein, the necessary and proper in DECREE OF DISTRI- day of July, 2020. Pursuant to an Order of this next week. We cannot basis. and acknowledge that they Court will proceed to grant said cause, as supported by BUTION, APPROVAL OF Gregory Johnson Court made on the 16th day be responsible for errors executed the same as their such relief and make such the findings on the merits of ATTORNEYS’ FEES, JUDGE OF THE DIS- of July, 2020, notice is given if not notified before our FFarmarm and RanchRanch free act and deed. orders as the Court deems said cause of action. COSTS, AND EX- TRICT COURT that the 5th day of August, next deadline. /s/ Carisa Missrell, Notary necessary and proper in FAILURE TO APPEAR AT PENSES, AND DIS- Kristen L. Speer, OBA 2020, at 9:00 o’clock A.M. HAY FOR Sale 4x5 Public Com. # said cause, as supported by THE HEARING SCHED- CHARGE OF ADMINIS- #30283 is the day and time that The Madill Record Natice Grass. Contact My Commission the findings on the merits of ULED ON THE 20TH DAY TRATOR LITTLE LAW FIRM, PLLC the Petition will be heard PO Box 529 580.677.0567. $35 a expires July 3, 2023 said cause of action. OF AUGUST, 2020 AT 10:00 Notice is hereby given P.O. Box 618 in the District Court in the bale. (Published in The Madill Re- FAILURE TO APPEAR AT A.M. WILL CONSTITUTE that Kelly Hathcock, the Madill, Oklahoma 73446 County Courhouse, Mar- Madill, OK 73446 cord July 16, & 23, 2020 2t) THE HEARING SCHED- A DENIAL OF INTEREST duly appointed and qualified Telephone: (580) 795- shall County, Oklahoma, 580-795-3355 ULED ON THE 20TH DAY IN THE ABOVE-NAMED Administrator of the Estate 3397 and all persons interested Help WWantedanted Marshall County EMS OF AUGUST, 2020 AT 9:45 MINOR CHILD. SUCH of Mark Alan Hathcock, De- Fax: (580) 795-5072 may appear and contest A.M. WILL CONSTITUTE DENIAL MAY RESULT, ceased, has filed her First [email protected] the same. Special Notices LADY NEEDED Is soliciting bids for a 2 days Type 1 or Type 3 ambu- A DENIAL OF INTEREST WITHOUT FURTHER NO- and Final Account, Petition Attorney for Petitioner, Witness, the undersigned a week to help change ALCOHOLICS ANON- lance. IN THE ABOVE-NAMED TICE OF THIS HEARING for Decree of Distribution, Goldie Hinkle Judge of the District Court my bedfast wife morn- MINOR CHILDREN. SUCH OR NOTICE OF ANY SUB- Approval of Attorneys= (Published in The Madill of Marshall County, State of YMOUS Meeting held Bidderis to supply am- ing and evening. $10 DENIAL MAY RESULT, SEQUENT PROCEED- Fees, Costs, and Expenses, Record July 23, 2020 1t) Oklahoma, this 16th day of Thursdays at 7 p.m. at bulance per specifications hour, no experience WITHOUT FURTHER NO- INGS, IN GRANTING THE and Discharge of Admin- July, 2020. “The Blend” 516 S. 1st All details of the bid proposal necessary, no lifting re- TICE OF THIS HEARING APPLICATION FOR THE istrator. IN THE DISTRICT Original Signed By: Street, Madill, contact can be found on Marshall quired. Must be depend- OR NOTICE OF ANY SUB- TERMINATION OF YOUR COURT OF MARSHALL Gregory Johnson Peggy, 972-832-1850, County EMS Facebook A hearing has been fixed able. Southwest of Hwy SEQUENT PROCEED- PARENTAL RIGHTS AND by the Judge of the Court COUNTY Associate District Judge or Brenna, 580-263- page, at the physical ad- 32/377 on Buckaloo INGS, IN GRANTING THE THE CHILD’S ADOPTION. for the 12th day of August, STATE OF OKLAHOMA Judge of the District Court 1088. dress of 4 Hospital Drive, Bend Rd. 580-564-4448 Madill, Ok, or by emailing APPLICATION FOR THE Dated this 14th day of July, 2020, at 9:00 o=clock In the Matter of the Es- Millicent McClure Watson, TERMINATION OF YOUR 2020. a.m., in the District Court- tate of OBA #12527 Pets & Supplies THE TOWN of Kingston, marshallcountyemsdirec- [email protected]. PARENTAL RIGHTS AND GREGORY L. JOHNSON room, County Courthouse, ROBERT JAMES Millicent McClure Watson, Oklahoma is accept- THE CHILDREN’S ADOP- ASSOCIATE DISTRICT Madill, Marshall County, AUGUST & SALLY JO P.C. LOW INCOME families: ing applications for an All bids must be turned in get your pets spayed or to EMS by July 30th, 2020 TION. JUDGE Oklahoma, and all persons AUGUST, 216 Plaza, P.O. Box 86 assistant in the Clerk/ Dated this 14th day of July, (Published in The Madill interested in the Estate are DECEASED Madill, OK 73446 neutered with Oklahoma Treasurer’s Office. Mustno later than 5:00 pm cst 2020. Record July 23, 2020 1t) notified to appear and show Case No. PB-2020-31 580-795-7328 Spay Network. $35 for have basic office skills.MAIL SEALED BIDS TO dogs, $25 for cats and FOLLOWING ADDRESS GREGORY L. JOHNSON cause, if any they have, NOTICE OF HEARING Attorney for Personal You may pick up an ap- ASSOCIATE IN THE DISTRICT why the Account should PETITION FOR LETTERS Representative $5 vaccinations, 580- plication at Town Hall, Marshall County EMS 924-5873 for appoint- Attn: Ambulance Bids DISTRICT JUDGE COURT OF MARSHALL not be settled and allowed, OF ADMINISTRATION, (Published in The Madill 22 North Main, Kings- (Published in The Madill COUNTY the Estate distribution, the APPOINTMENT OF Record July 23, 2020 1t) ment. ton, Oklahoma. Hours PO BOX 707 Madill, OK 73446 Record July 23, 2020 1t) STATE OF OKLAHOMA Attorneys= Fees, Costs, PERSONAL are 8:00 a.m. to Noon IN THE MATTER OF THE and Expenses approved, and 1:00 p.m to 5:00 Questions please call or email IN THE DISTRICT ESTATE OF and the Administrator dis- p.m. For more informa- COURT WITHIN AND Case No. PB-2020-30 charged. The Madill Record tion call 580-564-3750. 580-795-7541 marshallcountyemsdirec- FOR MARSHALL COUN- GEORGE WAYNE HUD- Dated this 14th day of TY SON, Deceased. July, 2020. THE TOWN of Kingston, [email protected] STATE OF OKLAHOMA NOTICE OF HEARING Gregory Johnson Oklahoma is accepting (Published in The Madill Re- JUVENILE DIVISION PETITION FOR LETTERS JUDGE OF THE DIS- BUSINESS applications for Town cord July 16 & 23, 2020 2t) IN THE MATTER OF OF ADMINISTRATION TRICT COURT OKLAHOMA Inspector. Must have E.G. NOTICE is hereby given Kristen L. Speer, OBA experience in plumb- Anyone having interest Case No. JD-2020-8 to all persons interested in #30283 ing, electrical, heat & in a 1989 Fleetwood Trlor CLASSIFIED DATE OF BIRTH: the Estate of George Wayne LITTLE LAW FIRM, PLLC air, and building. This Vin# 1EC5R2926E4040666 DIRECTORY 09/19/2010 Hudson, deceased, that on P.O. Box 618 is a part time/as needed Contact Jordan Weldon. AD NETWORK Filed 7/15/2020 the 15th day of July, 2020, Madill, Oklahoma 73446 position as an indepen- 580-916-5772. Sale Date AN ALLEGED DEPRIVED Telephone: (580) 795- FOR MORE INFO CALL dent contractor with the July 31, 2020. Goldie Hinkle filed herein CHILD her Petition praying that 3397 Computers Hauling Town of Kingston, not (Published in The Madill 1-888-815-2672 NOTICE BY Letters of Administration be Fax: (580) 795-5072 as an employee of the Record July 16, 23, & 30 PUBLICATION issued to Goldie Hinkle as [email protected] Town of Kingston. Pay 2020 3t) THE STATE OF OKLA- Administrator of said estate Attorney for Petitioner, WANT TO BUY rate negotiable. You Martin HOMA TO:Glenn Gibson and that the heirs, devisees Goldie Hinkle may pick up an applica- IN THE DISTRICT COURT OLD GUITAR$ WANTED! YOU ARE HEREBY and legatees of said dece- (Published in The Madill LARRY tion at the Town Hall 22 WITHIN AND FOR MAR- Sand & Gravel NOTIFIED the State of dent be determined by the Record July 23, 2020 1t) BRING$ CA$H for vintage USA gui- North Main, Kingston, SHALL COUNTY Service Center Sand • Gravel Oklahoma, through Heather Court. tars, tube amps, banjos, mandolins, Oklahoma. 580-564- STATE OF OKLAHOMA Masonry Sand • Topsoil J. Cooper, Assistant District Pursuant to an Order of IN THE DISTRICT 125 S 1st | Madill, OK etc. Fender, Gibson, Martin, Gretsch, 3750 JUVENILE DIVISION Dozer Work • Haul Off IN THE MATTER OF Attorney in and for the Twen- this Court, notice is hereby COURT OF MARSHALL others. Call or text 918-288-2222. Trees Removed • Dirt Work E.A.K.F DOB: tieth Judicial District of Okla- given that on the 12th day of COUNTY www.stringswest.com Homes for Sale homa, has filed a petition August, 2020, at 9:00 a.m., STATE OF OKLAHOMA Motor Grader • Backhoe 12/16/2014 C a s e Computer Repair No. JD-2020-2 seeking to adjudicate the the Petition will be heard in In the Matter of the Es- Demolition MOBILE HOME Malware/Spyware/Virus Removal FREON WANTED: We pay CA$H for for D.X.F. DOB: 09/29/2016 above-named minor child the Marshall County Court- tate of Roads, Pads & Driveways Built sale by owner. 18x80, as deprived and the same house, Madill, Oklahoma, BETTY A. LOCKETT, Fully Managed Computer cylinders and cans. R12 R500 R11 Filed 7/15/2020 And Network Services Martin Arnold Jr sitting on 4.5 acres ALLEGED DEPRIVED has been set for hearing when and where all persons Deceased. R113 R114. Convenient. Certified near lake Murray. Shop on the 20th day of August, interested may appear and Case No. PB-2020-29 580-795-5200 Estimates & References Available Professionals. Call 312-291-9169 or CHILDREN building, large car- NOTICE BY PUBLICATION 2020, at 10:00 a.m. in the contest the same. NOTICE OF HEARING www.cbosupport.com 580-564-5449 • 580-795-2925 visit RefrigerantFinders.com port, 8x40 container, THE STATE OF OKLA- Marshall County Court- IN TESTIMONY WHERE- PETITION FOR ANCIL- water well, fenced in HOMA TO: Charles Ketner house, Marshall County, OF, I have hereunto set LARY PROBATE, Construction Loans FARM EQUIPMENT backyard. $95,000.00. aka Charles Connel Oklahoma. my hand this 15th day of APPOINTMENT OF 589.490.6872. And unknown father of FURTHER, that above- July, 2020. PERSONAL LOW CROP PRICES HURTING E.A.K.F. named parent must appear Gregory Johnson REPRESENTATIVE, AND MMike’si ke’s FARM INCOME? Lease hunting LEGAL NOTICES YOU ARE HEREBY before the District Court in JUDGE OF THE DIS- DETERMINATION OF NOTIFIED the State of and for Marshall County, TRICT COURT HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND ConstruConstructionction rights to your farm and get paid. OKLAHOMA ALCOHOLIC Juvenile Division, thereof, Kristen L. Speer, OBA LEGATEES Call the Pros Today 1-866-309-1507 Oklahoma, through Heather BEVERAGE J. Cooper, Assistant District in the courtroom in Madill, #30283 NOTICE is hereby given GUNS www.BaseCampLeasing.com LAWS ENFORCEMENT Oklahoma, at the hour of LITTLE LAW FIRM, PLLC to all persons interested KNIVES Attorney in and for the TOOLS Promo Code: 231 COMMISSION Twentieth Judicial District 10:00 a.m. on the 20th day P.O. Box 618 in the Estate of Betty A. NOTICE OF INTENTION JEWELRY of Oklahoma, has filed ofa August, 2020, when and Madill, Oklahoma 73446 Lockett, deceased, that on ANTIQUES TO APPLY FOR BUY • SELL •TRADE ADVERTISE STATEWIDE petition to adjudicate as the 14th day of July, 2020, 310 W. OvertOn AN ALCOHOLIC BEVER- 580-795-4263 deprived the above-named Christopher Lockett filed Residential & Commercial Madill, OK AGE LICENSE herein his Petition praying Put your message where it mat- minor children and the same Home Remodeling & In accordance with Title has been set for hearing that the Last Will and Tes- ters most – IN OKLAHOMA 37, Section 522, and Ti- tament of Betty A. Lockett Custom Metal Buildings NEWSPAPERS. on the 20th day of August, We can place tle 37A, Section 2-141, 2020, at 9:45 a.m. in the be admitted to probate, your ad in 155 newspapers. 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The Madill Record LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES L egal notices Marshall County HAS BEEN to deliver emergency food food and shelter programs NOTICE OF HEARING AWARDED FEDERAL and/or shelter programs, in high-need areas around ON APPLICATION FUNDS MADE AVAILABLE and 6) if they are a private the country. TO VACATE THROUGH THE DEPART- voluntary organization, A Local Board made up LW Development, LLC, MENT OF HOMELAND SE- have a voluntary board. of community members has filed an Application to CURITY (DHS)/FEDERAL Qualifying agencies are will determine how the Vacate the following de- EMERGENCY MANAGE- urged to apply. funds awarded to Marshall scribed alley: MENT AGENCY UNDER Marshall County has dis- County are to be distributed The alley between Lots 1-8, THE EMERGENCY FOOD tributed Emergency Food among the emergency food in Block 24, Madill, Marshall AND SHELTER NATIONAL and Shelter funds previ- and shelter programs run County, more particularly BOARD PROGRAM. ously with INCA Community by local service agencies described as follows, to-wit: Marshall County has been Services, Inc. participat- in the area. The Local Beginning at the SE chosen to receive $14,351 ing. These agencies were Board is responsible for Corner of Lot 1, thence to supplement emergency responsible for providing recommending agencies S70’00”30’ East 377.5 food and shelter programs services under these funds. to receive these funds and feet to the Northeast in the county. The selection Public or private voluntary any additional funds made Corner of Lot 8, Block was made by a National agencies interested in ap- available under this phase 24, thence Northwest Board that is chaired by the plying for Emergency Food of the program. 20’ to the point of be- U. S. Department of Home- and Shelter Program funds Under the terms of the ginning, as shown on land Security’s Federal must contact Erica Pogue, grant from the National attached Exhibit B Emergency Management 580-889-5193 for an ap- Board, local agencies cho- in the City of Madill, Mar- Agency and consists of rep- plication. The deadline for sen to receive funds must: shall County, Oklahoma, resentatives from American applications to be received 1) be private voluntary and to close the use of the Red Cross; Catholic Chari- is July 29, 2020. nonprofits or units of- gov same for public purposes, ties, USA; National Council (Published in The Madill ernment, 2) be eligible to subject to reservation of the of the Churches of Christ in Record July 23, 2020 1t) receive Federal funds, 3) utility easements currently the USA; The Jewish Fed- have an accounting system, located therein. The alle- erations of North America, Marshall County HAS 4) practice nondiscrimina- gations in support thereof The Salvation Army; and, BEEN AWARDED FEDER- tion, 5) have demonstrated are more fully set forth in United Way Worldwide. The AL FUNDS MADE AVAIL- the capability to deliver the A;;ication on file in the Local Board was charged to ABLE THROUGH THE emergency food and/or above-referenced and num- distribute funds appropri- DEPARTMENT OF HOME- shelter programs, and 6) bered cause, and you are ated by Congress to help LAND SECURITY (DHS)/ if they are a private volun- referred to said Application expand the capacity of FEDERAL EMERGENCY tary organization, have a for further particulars. Take food and shelter programs MANAGEMENT AGENCY voluntary board. Qualifying further notice that said Appli- in high-need areas around UNDER THE EMERGEN- agencies are urged to apply. cation is set for hearing be- the country. CY FOOD AND SHELTER Marshall County has dis- fore the undersigned Judge, A Local Board made up NATIONAL BOARD PRO- tributed Emergency Food or another Judge assigned of community members GRAM. and Shelter funds previ- for that purpose, on the 31st will determine how the Marshall County has ously with INCA Community day of August, 2020, at the funds awarded to Marshall been chosen to receive Services, Inc. participat- hour of 1:00 o’clock p.m. County are to be distributed $3,374 to supplement emer- ing. These agencies were in the District Courtroom in among the emergency food gency food and shelter responsible for providing and for Marshall County at and shelter programs run programs in the county. services under these funds. the County Courthouse in by local service agencies The selection was made Public or private voluntary Madill, Oklahoma. If you in the area. The Local by a National Board that is agencies interested in ap- wish to object to or oppose Board is responsible for chaired by the U. S. Depart- plying for Emergency Food the Application, you must Seventh time is a charm recommending agencies ment of Homeland Secu- and Shelter Program funds file a verified Answer stating to receive these funds and rity’s Federal Emergency must contact Erica Pogue, your grounds for objection any additional funds made Management Agency and 580-889-5193 for an ap- at least five days prior to the From Staff Reports and for those wishing Please call 580- Open Door Collec- available under this phase consists of representatives plication. The deadline for above hearing date, and a news@ to include brochures or 668-7077 with any tive (ODC) members of the program. from American Red Cross; applications to be received copy of your Answer must program information, questions about how represent participants Under the terms of the grant Catholic Charities, USA; is July 29, 2020. be mailed ot the attorney for madillrecord.net from the National Board, National Council of the (Published in The Madill applicat listed below. please make sure all to get a child on our across many cultures, local agencies chosen to Churches of Christ in the Record July 23, 2020 1t) Dated the 17 day of July, Literacy Day in the materials are deliv- wait list for phase 2 fields and professions receive funds must: 1) be 2020. USA; The Jewish Federa- Park will be held from ered to St. Philip's or our summer feeding who want to work private voluntary nonprofits tions of North America, The IN THE DISTRICT Wanda Pearce, no later than noon on program. together to reduce pov- or units of government, 2) be Salvation Army; and, United COURT OF MARSHALL Court Clerk 10 am to 1 pm Satur- eligible to receive Federal Way Worldwide. The Lo- COUNTY Deputy day August 8th at the August 6th. Please Ardmore Family erty and create a more funds, 3) have an account- cal Board was charged to STATE OF OKLAHOMA J.Lynn Windel, OBA # 9763 circle drive in front of contact Elizabeth Gay- Literacy’s GED classes just and open society ing system, 4) practice distribute funds appropri- IN RE THE APPLICATION LITTLE LAW FIRM, PLLC St. Philip’s Episcopal lor, Ari James or Char- will start back on for all. ODC's mission nondiscrimination, 5) have ated by Congress to help OF LW DEVELOPMENT, P.O.Box 618 lotte Miller to make September 14th. For is to help adult basic demonstrated the capability expand the capacity of LLC, TO VACATE THE AL- Madill, OK 73446 Church in Ardmore. LEY BETWEEN LOTS 1 580-795+3397 With guidance from other arrangements information regarding skills advocates make THROUGH 8, BLOCK 24 Attorney for Applicant health professionals if needed. enrollment or hours common cause with IN THE CITY OF MADILL, (Published in The Madill and your input, the For other inquiries please check them advocates for other OKLAHOMA. Record July 23, 2020 1t) or to register as a out on Facebook. You issues such as com- CASE NO. CV-20-22 organizing commit- tee has opted to do sponsor for the event, can also call at 580- munity health, work- Now Hiring Just found a a curbside, drive up please contact call 798-6176 or send a force development and new job. For a Pharmacy Tech event. 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Since ODC membership have a station safely have been busy dur- then, I have joined is free and open to all out of the line of traf- ing the month of June. that organization and individuals. Please fic for those who may Both the Ardmore and their network of lead- join us in this effort to walk to the event as Wilson sites are dis- ership and educators build awareness and well. tributing food to our around the nation. promote collaboration For those donating youth families and the If you would like to in advocacy. Together supplies outside our community thanks to discuss ODC, please we can reduce poverty organization’s bulk our partnership with reach out to me, or for all. order arrrangement Impact Ardmore and visit the membership Farmers to Families. link below. —Ari Office – 580•725•7253

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By Jedi Chef outer layers removed, 2 teaspoons finely Cooked white rice to use. Pour remaining a large bowl and recipe works with Stryker finely chopped (about chopped peeled ginger Little Gem lettuce Preparation marinade over shrimp toss with sesame oil; any other quick-cook- 2 tablespoons) 1 teaspoon (or leaves in a medium bowl and season with salt, if ing shellfish or sea- Ingredients 1 Thai Chile, thinly more) kosher salt Sliced cucumber or Whisk shallot, lem- toss to coat. Cover and needed. food—try scallops or sliced 1-pound large julienned carrot ongrass, Chile, lime chill 30 minutes. Serve shrimp with squid. Just be sure to 1 small shallot, ½ cup fresh lime shrimp, peeled, dev- Lime wedges m juice, orange juice, Prepare a grill for rice, lettuce, cucumber stick to the 30-minute finely chopped juice eined, tails removed Mint or basil sprigs ginger, and salt in a medium-high heat. or carrot, lime wedges, marinade in any case, 1 5-inch lemon- ½ cup fresh orange 2 teaspoons toasted Toasted sesame small bowl. Reserve Grill shrimp until mint or basil, sesame since going longer can grass stalk, tough juice sesame oil seeds (for serving) half of marinade for lightly charred and seeds, and reserved toughen the flesh. serving; cover and cooked through, 1–2 marinade for making leave at room tem- minutes per side. lettuce cups. perature until ready Transfer shrimp to This marinade Allergies becoming too much? The a business or even . Dr. Heidi Haislip it, you know pretty and fever, it could be increase the risk of M.D. well all you need to strep and you should suicidal thinking and Texomacare Madill know. see a doctor. should only be used the possibilities Once you start hav- Back to allergies. when all other op- in business. You might never ing fever, you don’t Allergies can often be tions fail and when have heard the term have simple allergies controlled by avoiding the benefits outweigh Want a fixer upper in an older established neighborhood? This home is very large. allergic rhinitis be- anymore. It is most triggers, like wearing the risks. be just what you are fore, but if you have likely viral but some a mask when mowing If you or your child lived in Oklahoma for cases may be a bacte- the lawn if allergic to are on this medication very long I’m pretty rial infection. grass or staying away and have asthma, sure you, or one of your If pressure in the si- from cats if allergic to contact your physi- the washer and dryer! Come family members, has nuses, fever, dizziness, them. cian before stopping Carport. Great starter probably had it. It is nausea, or headaches People with signifi- it as it might lead to a an inflammation of the are the issue it is likely cant issues will often flare up of the asthma membranes of the nose a sinus infection. If the be sent for allergy and there are ways to caused by allergies. symptoms persist and testing to find out avoid this. Symptoms include fever persists for more what their triggers So, expect allergies sneezing, runny nose, than 72 hours, seeing are so they can work if you live in Oklaho- congestion, headache, a doctor for evaluation on avoidance. ma; runny nose, itchy earache, swelling of is a good idea. When avoidance watery eyes, sneezing, the eyes, fatigue, If at any time the does not work, inhaled but no fever. Try to drowsiness, red eyes, headache becomes steroids like Flonase avoid the triggers and postnasal drip, itchy severe, you need to be or Nasonex are recom- if you don’t know what nose, itchy ears, and evaluated. If one or mended first, followed they are see about get- itchy palate, and the both of the ears starts by antihistamines, ting them tested. loss of the sense of draining or becomes or allergy pills, like Use an over the smell. Although aller- increasingly painful, Benadryl, Claritin, counter or prescrip- gic rhinitis or allergies it could be an ear in- Zyrtec, Allegra, or tion inhaled nasal is not life threatening, fection and may need Xyzal. steroid like Nasonex it can, as many of us antibiotics, again, go Anyone who is cur- or Flonase and if that know, make life very to the doctor and get rently taking Singu- fails, an antihista- difficult. checked. lar or Montelukast mine. If that fails, go Once you know how If your throat be- should be aware that to see your doctor to to tell it apart from comes really sore a new black box warn- discuss other options. other medical issues when swallowing and ing came out March Good luck and God and then how to treat you have headache 4, 2020 that it may bless! Page 6B – The Madill Record – Thursday, July 23, 2020

HISTORY 1992 Faye Vincent reinstates 2016 103rd Tour de France Musial hits for the cycle beat- Golf, Hazeltine National GC: 7 consecutive Tour de France Yankee owner George Stein- won by Chris Froome of Great ing Bkln 14-1 Billy Casper wins with birdie titles but is later disqualified (Continued from page 1B) brenner (eff 3/1/93) Britain 1957 Peter Loader takes a on first extra hole after an 18- for drug cheating 1993 NY Met Anthony Young 2019 19-year-old Hungarian cricket hat-trick for England hole playoff with Rod Funseth 1999 British Senior Open 1973 44th All Star Baseball loses record 27th straight swimmer Kristóf Milák breaks v WI at Headingley 1990 KC Royal George Brett Men’s Golf, Royal Portrush GC: Game: NL wins 7-1 at Royals 1994 32nd Tennis Fed Cup: Michael Phelps’ 10-year-old 1961 Roger Maris hits home hits for the cycle Irishman Christy O’Connor Jr Stadium, Kansas City Spain beats USA in Frankfurt 200m butterfly world record runs 37, 38, 39 & 40 in a 1990 Roseanne Barr sings the wins by 3 strokes from John 1973 All Star MVP: Bobby Germany (3-0) at the World Championships doubleheader National Anthem at Cincinnati Bland of South Africa Bonds (SF Giants) 1994 US Open Women’s Golf, in Gwangju, South Korea; 1964 Australian cricket cap- Reds-San Diego Padres game 2004 91st Tour de France: 1977 US Open Women’s Golf, Indianwood G & CC: Patty swims 1:50.73, 0.78s faster tain and opening batsman 1991 Seattle Jay Buhner hits no winner (Lance Armstrong Hazeltine National GC: Hollis Sheehan wins her second title than Phelps Bob Simpson hits 311 v Eng- a 479’ HR in Yankee Stadium disqualified) Stacy wins wire-to-wire by 2 in 3 years, 1 stroke ahead of July 25 land in the drawn 4th Test in 1991 Pittsburgh Steelers 2004 Copa América Final, strokes from runner-up Tammie Green; 5th 1902 3 years after winning Manchester guard Terry Long treated for Estadio Nacional, Lima: Brazil 1977 Pete Rose passes Frankie of her 6 major titles the title from English boxer 1966 Yankee manager Casey an apparent suicide attempt beats Argentina, 4-2 on penal- Frisch as switch-hit leader 1994 Tour de France: Miguel Bob Fitzsimmons, American Stengel elected to Hall of Fame after he learned he tested posi- ties; 2-2 after extra time with 2,881 Induráin of Spain wins 4th champion James J. Jeffries 1972 43rd MLB All Star Game, tive for steroid use 2010 97th Tour de France 1977 64th Tour de France won consecutive Tour, 5’ 39” ahead repeats the dose with an 8th Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta, GA: 1992 25th Olympic Games won by Andy Schleck of Lux- by Bernard Thevenet of France of Piotr Ugrumov; Djamolidine round KO in San Francisco for NL beats AL, 4-3; MVP: Joe open in Barcelona, Spain embourg 1978 Pete Rose ties NL hitting Abdoujaparov points winner the heavyweight crown Morgan, Cincinnati Reds, 2B 1993 31st Tennis Fed Cup: 2010 British Senior Open streak of 37 games 1994 Federation Cup Women’s 1913 Pirates Max Carey goes 1978 Robert Granville “Bob” Spain beats Australia in Men’s Golf, Carnoustie: Ber- 1978 Billy Martin resigns as Tennis, Frankfurt, Germany: hitless, but scores 5 runs Lemon replaces Billy Martin Frankfurt Germany (3-0) nhard Langer of Germa- Yankee manager after “one is a Spain retains title with 3-0 against Phillies as Yankee manager 1993 US Open Women’s Golf, ny wins by 1 stroke from born liar the other a convicted win over US; Arantxa Sán- 1914 Last day of club cricket 1978 Cincinnati Red Pete Rose Crooked Stick GC: Lauri American Corey Pavin one” comment about Stein- chez Vicario clinches victory for W. G. Grace at age 66: he sets NL record hitting in 38 Merten fires a final round 68 Bernhard Langer brenner and Jackson with 6-2, 6-1 win over Lindsay made 69 runs consecutive games (−4) to win her lone major title, 2012 The 2012 Summer Olym- 1979 Red Sox Carl Yastrzem- Davenport 1920 Red Sox turn triple-play, 1981 Anti-apartheid protest- 1 stroke ahead of runners-up pics begin (Opening ceremony ski hits his 400th HR 2005 92nd Tour de France: but Ruth’s 35th HR leads ers in Hamilton, New Zealand, Donna Andrews and Helen 27th) 1983 21st Tennis Fed Cup: no winner; Lance Armstrong Yanks to 8-2 win force the cancellation of a rugby Alfredsson 2015 UCI BMX Supercross Czech beats Germany in Zurich retires after winning a record 1937 31st Tour de France won test between New Zealand’s 1993 Tour de France: Spaniard series: Niek Kimmann & Ste- Switzerland (2-1) seventh consecutive victory by Roger Lapebie of France All Blacks and South Africa’s Miguel Induráin makes it 3 fany Hernandez win the world 1983 Pine Tar Game: George but disqualified in 2012 for 1939 NY Yankee Atley Donald Springboks by invading the straight Tour titles; Djamoli- title2016 England fast bowler Brett’s HR disallowed against doping sets AL rookie record with 12 pitch during the game dine Abdoujaparov points Jimmy Anderson becomes Yanks (overturned) 2005 British Senior Open consecutive win 1982 20th Tennis Fed Cup: winner first quick to take 50 wickets 1983 70th Tour de France won Men’s Golf, Royal Aberdeen: 1940 John Sigmund begins USA beats Germany in Santa 1993 Federation Cup Women’s against all other 7 major Test by Laurent Fignon of France Tom Watson wins his second swimming for 89 hrs 46 mins Clara USA (3-0) Tennis, Frankfurt, Germany: cricket-playing nations during 1988 US Open Women’s Golf, Open Senior title in a playoff in the Mississippi River 1982 US Open Women’s Golf, Spain wins 2nd title with 3-0 2nd Test against Pakistan in Baltimore CC: Liselotte Neu- with Ireland’s Des Smyth 1941 Red Sox Lefty Grove be- Del Paso CC: Janet Anderson win over Australia; Arantxa Manchester mann of Sweden wins her only 2011 98th Tour de France won comes 12th to win 300 games shoots final round 68 (−4) to Sánchez Vicario clinches vic- 2018 Party of former cricketer major title, 3 strokes ahead of by Cadel Evans of Australia (his last victory) claim her only LPGA Tour win, tory with 6-2, 6-3 win against Imran Khan, the Pakistan runner-up Patty Sheehan 2011 Copa América Final, 1948 35th Tour de France: Ital- 6 strokes ahead of Beth Daniel, Nicole Provis Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), wins 1988 US and Jamaica play River Plate Stadium, Buenos ian cyclist Gino Bartali wins Donna White, JoAnne Carner 1997 QB Brett Favre, re-signs the most votes but not a ma- scoreless tie, in 2nd round of Aires: Diego Forlán scores both general and mountain and Sandra Haynie with Green Bay Packers for jority in Pakistan’s Pakistan 1990 world soccer cup twice as Uruguay beats Para- classifications for the second 1982 69th Tour de France won $50M for 7 yrs general election, which are 1988 75th Tour de France won guay, 3–0 to earn their 15th time (1938) by Bernard Hinault of France 1999 86th Tour de France: marred by violence and a bomb by Pedro Delgado of Spain title 1949 St Louis Cardinal Stan 1983 US Senior Open Men’s Lance Armstrong wins 1st of that kills 31 people