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COALGATE
Volume 129 Number 17
COALGATE, OKLAHOMA 74538
RECORD
REGISTER
Coal County (USPS 120140)
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Wednesday, JULY 11, 2012
Coal County To America: “Happy Birthday!”
VFW Post 242 and its Ladies Auxiliary won 1st place on their Coalgate 4th of July parade float. Shown on the float from left – Donald Stanberry, J.D. Smith, Vicky
Salmon and son, CPO Thomas Michael Ennis, U.S. Navy, Linda Spears, and Post Commander Charles Spears. Article Page B-1.
THE COAL COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL parade float. Manor resident Billy Wilson was Uncle
Sam, and Kenzi Pebworth was the Statue of Liberty.
Vicky Salmon, Coalgate, with her son, CPO Thomas Michael Ennis,
U.S. Navy, Norfolk, Virginia, on the VFW parade float. Vicky is a member
of the Blue Star Mothers Club, a national organization of women who
have or have had a son or daughter in the US Armed Forces who has
been honorably discharged. Vicky was happy to have her son home
for a few days.
For the first time ever, OLNEY BAPTIST CHURCH had a float in the 4th of July parade.
Olen Bridges, Coalgate, on his very patriotic-looking 1949 Farmall
Cub tractor. The tractor won 2nd place in the 4th of July parade.
Coal County Sheriff Candidates Showing Their Patriotism
Republican candidate Jason Lenamond.
Democratic candidate Ray Pebworth.
Democratic candidate Bryan Jump.
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I want to start off with my favorite story of the week . . .
A bar called Drummond’s in Mt Vernon, Texas began construction
on an expansion of their building, hoping to “grow” their business.
In response, the local Southern Baptist Church started a campaign to
block the bar from expanding - petitions, prayers, etc. About a week
before the bar’s grand re-opening, a bolt of lightning struck the bar and
burned it to the ground!
Afterward, the church folks were rather smug - bragging about “the
power of prayer.” The angry bar owner eventually sued the church on
grounds that the church ... “was ultimately responsible for the demise
of his building, through direct actions or indirect means.”
Of course, the church vehemently denied all responsibility or any
connection to the building’s demise.
The judge read carefully through the plaintiff’s complaint and the
defendant’s reply. He then opened the hearing by saying:
“I don’t know how I’m going to decide this, but it appears from the
paperwork that what we have here is a bar owner who now believes
in the power of prayer, and an entire church congregation that does
not.”
—CC—
I love to read. However there are a few books I may skip . . .
Recently I stumbled on Bizarre Books, a collection of weird-but-true
book titles, compiled by Russell Ash and Brian Lake. Hard to believe
but these titles were chosen and published in all seriousness. How
would you like to spend your time reading . . .
Why People Move, edited by Jorge Balan (1981)
Animals as Criminals, by J. Brand (1896)
A Pictorial Book of Tongue Coatings, Anonymous (1981)
The Dentist in Art, by Jens Jorgen Pindborg and L. Marvitz (1961)
How to Get Fat, by Edward Smith (1865)
A Frog’s Blimp, by Shinta Cho (1981)
The Fangs of Suet Pudding, by Adams Farr (1944)
How to Cook Husbands, by Elizabeth Stong Worthington (1899)
Cold Meat and How to Disguise It, by Ms. M.E. Rattray (1904)
How to Boil Water in a Paper Bag, Anonymous (1891)
Sex Life of the Foot and Shoe, by William Rossi (1977)
How to Be Happy Though Married, by E.J. Hardy (1885)
Let’s Make Some Undies, by Marion Hall (1954)
Be Bold With Bananas, by the Australian Banana Growers Council
One Hundred and Forty-one Ways of Spelling Birmingham, by
William Hamper (1880)
Children Are Wet Cement, by Ann Orlund (1981)
Scouts in Bondage, by Geoffrey Prout (1930)
Do Snakes Have Legs? By Bert Cunningham (1934)
Life and Laughter ‘midst the Cannibals, by Clifford Whiteley
Collison (1926)
Unmentionable Cuisine, by Calvin W. Schwabe (1979)
Nasal Maintenance: Nursing Your Nose Through Troubled Times,
by William Alan Stuart (1983)
Old Age: Its Cause and Prevention, by Sanford Bennett (1912)
Although I have not read any of the books mentioned above, I did
just finish reading “The Killing of Lincoln” by Bill O’Reilly. It was
one of the most interesting and informative books I have ever read.
Anyone that enjoys history will really enjoy “Killing Lincoln.”
—CC—
After celebrating her 60th year on the throne in style, Britain’s
Queen Elizabeth II can now look forward to breaking some more
records. She is already, at 86, Britain’s oldest monarch (were she to
die now, her son would immediately be the 12th oldest). On Sept. 10,
2015, she would pass Queen Victoria to become the longest-reigning
monarch in British history. To beat Louis XIV (who succeeded to the
throne at the age of 4) for the longest reign in European history, she
would have to live to 98.
Elizabeth II is still going strong, but the maximum human lifespan
isn’t rising at anything like the rate of average life expectancy, which
is rushing upward globally at the rate of about three months a year,
mainly because of progress against premature mortality. Indeed,
we may already have hit some kind of limit for maximum lifespanperhaps because natural selection, with its strict focus on reproductive
success, has no particular need to preserve genes that would keep us
going to 150.
The oldest woman in the world, Besse Cooper, a retired schoolteacher
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studies aging issues. That’s a great age, but it’s a hefty six years short of the record: 122 years and 164 days,
set by Jeanne Calment of France in 1997. In other words, if Mrs. Cooper can get there, Mrs. Calment’s
record will have stood for 21 years; if she can’t, maybe longer.
That’s a long time, considering that there are now nearly a half million centenarians alive in the world.
That number has been going up 7% a year, but the number of those over 115 is not increasing.
If Mrs. Cooper does not take the record, there are only two other 115-year-olds alive to take on the
challenge, and one of them is a man: Jiroemon Kimura, a retired postman from Kyoto. He’s within seven
months of beating the age record for his sex, set by Christian Mortensen, who died in 1998. But Mr. Kimura
is less likely than a woman to make 122, and there are fewer women over 115 today (two) than there were
in 2006 (four) or even 1997 (three [this should be four]).
At least two people died after their 110th birthdays in the 1800s, if you’re willing to trust the birth
certificates [No: one of these did not have a birth certificate]. So the increase of 12 years in maximum life
expectancy during the 20th century was just one-third as large as the increase in average life expectancy
during the period (36 years).
In 2002, James Vaupel of the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in Rostock, Germany,
startled demographers by pointing out that every estimate published of the level at which average life
expectancy would level out has been broken within a few years. Jay Olshansky of the University of Illinois,
however, argues that since 1980 this has no longer been true for already-old people in rich countries like the
U.S.: Official estimates of remaining years of life for a woman aged 65 should be revised downward.
Thanks to healthier lifestyles, more and more people are surviving into old age. But that is not incompatible
with there being a sort of expiration date on human lifespan. Most scientists think the decay of the body
by aging is not itself programmed by genes, but the repair mechanisms that delay decay are. In human
beings, genes that help keep you alive as a parent or even grandparent have had a selective advantage
through helping children thrive, but ones that keep you alive as a great-grandparent-who likely doesn’t
play much of a role in the well-being and survival of great-grandchildren-have probably never contributed
to reproductive success.
In other words, there is perhaps no limit to the number of people who can reach 90 or 100, but getting
more than a handful of people past 120 may never be possible, and 150 is probably unattainable, absent
genetic engineering-even for a monarch.
— Matt Ridley
Wall Street Journal
Even if I had the choice, I am not sure how long I would want to live. I had an uncle that said he
wanted to outlive all of his enemies. I believe he did . . . or at least he came mighty close.
—CC—
And last of all, Stephen Henry of the Levelland News-Press shared a great story . . .
Two neighbors were constantly arguing over who was the best farmer and who grew the largest crops.
One morning, the first told his son, “Joe, run over to Mr. Pendleton’s house and borrow his crosscut saw.
Tell him I want to cut a watermelon.”
A few minutes later, Joe was back and told his dad, “He said you can’t have it today. Mr. Pendleton says
his wife is using it to cut cucumbers.”
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MUSIC LOVERS Joe and Phyllis Mixon enjoying a Mike Gilliam performance at the Manor on June 28.
ROCKIN’ AND ROLLIN’ WITH BILLY WILSON — No one has more fun than
Ruth Wilson Hurley Manor resident Billy Wilson, especially when there’s a party
going on. Billy loves to play the guitar, so when local musician Mike Gilliam
comes to the Manor on Thursday evenings, Billy is always ready to perform.
One of his favorite tunes is the 1958 Chuck Berry hit, Johnny B. Goode, and he’s
quite good at playing it. Billy certainly has fun, and the residents watching his
performances seem to really enjoy him. In the background behind Billy is Mike
Gilliam. Also accompanying Mike was Miguel Cole, out of camera range.
READY TO DANCE! Manor resident Zoa McNutt and Activities Director Letitia
Wright dance to Mike Gilliam’s music.
MANOR RESIDENT Gladys Acosta has fun dancing with Pat Moore during
Mike Gilliam’s music performance.
PAGE A-4—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JULY 11, 2012
Graveside Service Held For Vivian Gibson
Graveside services for Vivian Ruth (Archer) Gib- er of Weleetka, OK, Kimberly Ann Reeder of Wynson, a longtime Coalgate area resinewood, OK, Michelle Rene Blair and
dent, were held Monday, July 9, 2012
husband Albert of Gainesville, FL,
at 10:00 a.m. at Byrd’s Prairie CemeDavid Brian Gibson of Wichita, KS
tery in Tupelo with Bro. Bob Graham
and Tonya Lynn Lowry and husband
officiating. Arrangements were under
Scott of Bartlesville OK; mother Lilthe direction of Brown’s Funeral Serlie Archer of Tupelo; brother, Dolphus
vice of Coalgate.
Archer and wife Ruby of Tupelo; sisMrs. Gibson was born September 1,
ter, LaVerne Davis and husband Joe of
1943 to J. C. Archer and Lillie (TrayStonewall, OK; grandchildren, Andrew
lor) Archer at Cairo, OK and passed
Blair and Ethan Blair both of Gainesaway July 5, 2012 at Stillwater, OK
ville, FL, John Thomas Jones, Kate
at the age of 68. She attended school
Lowry and Jake Lowry all of Bartlesat Tupelo and married Thomas Elton
ville, OK; nephews, Brian Davis and
Gibson on April 2, 1966 at Coalgate.
Jody Davis both of Stonewall, Ok;
Vivian owned her own beauty shop.
along with other relatives and many
Survivors include her husband, Tom Gibson of the dear and loved friends.
home in Stillwater, OK; children Guye Edward ReedShe was preceded in death by her father, J. C. Archer and brother, Kenneth Archer.
Service Held For Daisy Mae Smith
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Coalgate
Assembly of God Church
3 North Byrd
Coalgate, OK 74538
Church phone: 580-927-3020
Pastors Billy and Linda Wilson, and Mary Jo Johnson
Pastor Billy is a licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor
Pastors Linda and Mary Jo are licensed counselors
Service times:
Sunday School 10:00 am
Sunday Night 6:00 pm
Wednesday Night 7:00 pm
We at the Coalgate Assembly of God are looking for the hurt,
neglected and unloved people of the community. We want
you to know that Jesus loves you just the way you are today and wants to bring you into a relationship with him. Our
pastors have years of experience in the deliverance ministry.
We are also gifted in healing through Christ Jesus. If you are
fighting addictions we are looking for you. We want you to
be set free.
Free counseling available by appointment.
Call Pastors Billy & Linda at 927-2050
or Mary Jo at 927-2898
Funeral services for Daisy Mae (Tucker) Smith, a
longtime Wardville resident, will be held Wednesday
(today), July 11, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. at Brown’s Funeral
Chapel in Coalgate with Rev. Billy R.
Wilson officiating, assisted by Bro.
Buddy Little. Burial will be in Bethel
Cemetery in Atoka County with arrangements under the direction of
Brown’s Funeral Service of Coalgate.
Daisy was born January 10, 1944
in McAlester, OK to Roy Tucker
and Margaret (Williams) Tucker and
passed away July 8, 2012 in Coalgate
at the age of 68. She attended Harpers Valley School and graduated from
Kiowa High School. On November 8,
1964, Daisy married Joe Mike Smith
at Harpers Valley. She was a housewife and of the Baptist Faith.
Survivors include her husband, Joe Mike Smith, of
the home in Wardville; brothers, Tommy Tucker and
Area Dental
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During a regularly scheduled training meeting Dr. Matt
Hookom and his Custom Dental team were in a discussion
about how many negative things are going on in our world
today. At the meeting Dr. Hookom remarked, “There is not
much we can do about our country’s financial condition,
trying wars and untreatable diseases, but we can help folks
get their minds off of bad times by celebrating Christmas in
July.” He and his team came up with the idea to raise money
for the unsung heroes in their community, the Coalgate Fire
Department. Dr. Hookom said, “What we are going to do is
donate $2 for every patient appointment in July to Coalgate
Fire Department. We have bought a stack of $2.00 bills
and will be putting them into a collection jar in the office.
Once we have finalized all the donations we will donate all
the money to our local unsung heroes at the Coalgate Fire
Department.”
To make the Christmas spirit of giving even better, their
office will be fully decorated; they will be passing out candy
canes (cavity free of course) and will be giving their patients
$2.00 bills to give away to someone else. Dr. Hookom and
the Custom Dental team invite everyone to join in by throwing their donation in the special Christmas In July collection
jar at their office located at 1306 NW Liberty Rd. If you
need help finding the office call (580) 889-7900 and we will
give you directions. All contributors will get a candy cane
and a special gift.
“I hope when folks run across a $2.00 bill it will remind
them that the gift of giving to others is more enjoyable than
any gift you can receive for yourself. We hope it is a great
success and folks see $2.00 bills everywhere and remember
that the spirit of Christmas can be celebrated all year long.”
Dr. Hookom recants.
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Tucker of Kiowa and Omarie Little of
Wardville; brother-in-law, Loin Smith
of Dover, AR; along with numerous
nieces, nephews, other relatives and
friends.
She was preceded in death by her
father, Roy Tucker; mother, Margaret
Tucker Carriger; step-father, Fred Carriger; brother, Carl Tucker; sisters-inlaw, Thelma Smith and Effie White and
brother-in-law, Bennie Little.
Pallbearers will be Pake McEntire,
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Stanley Shields and Harold Depasse.
Honorary bearers will be Virgil Ennis, Paul Hooe,
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COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JULY 11, 2012— PAGE A-5
Thank You
We would like to say thank you to all of our customers, who have
been patient with us this past month while my wife has been in
and out of hospitals.
Thank you for all the kind thoughts and prayers. To those who
are new customers and don’t know the routine, it is on a first come
first serve basis, unless you have an unexpected funeral to attend. Normally we try to have your clothes ready within a 24 hour
period. If we have them done sooner she will give you a call.
Sorry for any misunderstandings or any incovenience.
We appreciate your business.
Thank You
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LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register July 11 & 18, 2012, 2t)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
WITHIN AND FOR COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CLAUD TRENTHAM, DECEASED
P-08-4
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR DETERMINATION OF HEIRS,
AND FOR DISTRIBUTION AND FOR DISCHARGE AFTER COMPLYING WITH ORDERS
OF THE COURT
Notice is hereby given that Eddie Claud Trentham, Personal Representative of the Estate
of Claud Trentham, Deceased, having filed in this Court his First and Final Account of the
administration of said Estate and for Order Allowing the same, and also filed a Petition for
Determination of Heirs, Devisees and Legatees and for Distribution and for Discharge of said
Personal Representative After Complying with Orders of the Court, the hearing of the same
has been set by the Court for the 16th day of August, 2012 at 10:00 o’clock A.M., at court of
said District Court in the courthouse at Coalgate, Coal County, Oklahoma and all persons
interested in said Estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they
have, why the said First and Final Account should not be settled and allowed; the heirs
determined and said Estate ordered distributed to the heirs, devisees and Legatees thereof
and the Personal Representative discharged after complying with Orders of the Court.
Dated this 9th day of July, 2012.
S)D. Clay Mowdy
Judge of the District Court
Prepared by;
Donald K. Groom OBA 3635
3601 Classen Blvd., Suite 102
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
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LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record
Register July 4 & 11,2012, 2t)
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE FOR DELINQUENT
TAXES LOCATED IN COAL
COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Notice is hereby given that,
under authority and direction of
Title 68 Okl.St.Ann. Section 3101
et seq., the hereinafter descried
lands, lots tracts and parcels of real
estate, all situated in Coal County,
Oklahoma, now has a tax lien for
unpaid ad valorem taxes and/or
special assessments.
Further,
if the lien remains unpaid for a
period of three years or more, as
of the date such taxes first became
due and payable, this property will
be sold at public auction unless
the delinquent taxes, interest and
penalty are paid in full prior to the
time of the tax sale.
The said list contains all the
lands on which the ad valorem
taxes of the taxable year 2011
remain due, delinquent and
unpaid, except where the 2011
taxes have been endorsed on a
prior year’s delinquent tax sale,
together with any delinquent and
unpaid ad valorem taxes of other
years, and including any personal
taxes which are by law made a
lien upon the real property owned
by such person or persons; and
further including delinquent special
improvement and maintenance
assessments separately stated
and described for the year or years
as specifically stated in said lists for
certain lands, lots and tracts of real
estate having special improvement
and maintenance assessments
which are by statute a lien upon
realty and subject to sale at
this time. AS to each class and
year of tax, the accrued interest
separately computed to date of first
publication of this notice, together
with advertising costs and listing
fees, have been included in the
total amount of all such taxes,
interest and costs remaining due,
delinquent and unpaid.
The sale hereby advertised
may involve a manufactured home
which may be subject to the right
of a secured party to repossess.
A holder of a perfected security
interest in such manufactured home
may be able to pay ad valorem
taxes based upon the value of the
manufactured home apart from the
value of real property.
This notice applies to the
following lands, lots, tracts and
parcels of real estate, to-wit:
McCrory, James F.—Sec. 4-1N8E, 4 acres. Tax 7.00, penalty .74,
fee 25.45, total due $33.19.
Nolan, Jesse & Rozella— Sec.
6-1N-8E, a part of the SW SW
SW of Sec. 6-1N-8E described as
beginning at a point 161.33’ east
of the SW corner of said section
thence easterly a distance of
498.67’ to the north and south
property line, thence northerly a
distance of 660’ to east and west
property line, thence westerly a
distance of 284’ thence southerly a
distance of 260’ thence westerly a
distance of 376’, thence southerly a
distance of 46.30’, thence easterly
a distance of 145’, thence southerly
a distance of 218.70’ thence
easterly a distance of 16.33’,
thence southerly a distance of 135’
to the point of beginning, (less the
following tracts): (a) A tract of land
in the SW SW SW of Sec. 6-1N-8E,
described as beginning at a point
located 161.33’ east of the SW
corner of said Sec; thence east a
distance of 208.71’, thence north
a distance of 400’; thence west a
distance of 225.04’; thence south
a distance of 210’ thence west
a distance of 145’; thence south
along the west boundary line of
said Sec. A distance of 60’; thence
east a distance of 161.33’ thence
south a distance of 130’ to the point
of beg. 4.17 acres. Tax 37.00,
penalty 3.89, fee 25.45, total due
$66.34.
Odom, Casey—Sec. 6-1N8E, 1/2 acre tract in S2 SW SW
described in book 373 page 113,
beginning at point 208.7’ north of
the SW thence N 145’ E 145’ S
145’ W 145’ to POB. 0.65 acres.
Tax 33.00, penalty 3.47, fee 25.45,
total due $61.92.
Lackey, Rogenette L.—Sec.
6-1N-8E, a tract of land located SW
SW SW beginning SW corner then
north 190’ east 130’ south 55’ east
31.33’ south 135’ west 161.33’ to
point of beginning. 0.68 acres. Tax
39.00, penalty 4.10, fee 25.45, total
due $68.55.
Thompson,
Cole—Sec. 7-1N-8E, SE NW
less 1 acre, 39 acres. Tax 98.00,
$133.74.
Thompson, Cole—Sec. 7-1N8E, 1 acre described in book 457
page 166 beginning 1670.5’ east
of SW corner of NW, north 150.2’,
east 290’, south 150.2’ west 290’.
1.0 acre. Tax 466.00, penalty 48.93,
fee 25.45, total due $540.38.
Woods, Todd—Sec. 16-1N-8E,
NW NW SW NW. 2.5 acres. Tax
8.00, penalty .84, fees 25.45, total
due $34.29.
Miller, Joseph A. & Robyn
W.— Sec. 17-1N-8E, a tract out
of SW SE SW beg. At SW corner
of SW SE SW north 208.7’ east
417.4’ south 208.7’ west 417.4’ to
beginning. 2.0 acres. Tax 545.00,
$627.68.
SE NE. 40 acres. Tax 17.00,
$44.24.
Patton, W. T. & Minnie—Sec.
21-1N-8E, S2 SW & NW SW & SW
NW. 160 acres. Tax 10.03, penalty
1.05, fee 25.45, total due $36.53.
SE/4.
160 acres. Tax 125.00,
$163.58.
Woods, Tennie; Life Estate—
Sec. 23-1N-8E, S2 N2 less 2 acres
for road. 158 acres. Tax 306.00,
penalty 32.13, fee 25.45, total
due$363.58.
Park, Franklin Wayne—Sec. 331N-8E, a tract of land beg. 462.70’
S. & 387.04’ W. of the NE corner of
Sec. 33 thence S. 430 W. a dist. of
147.70’ thence N. 470 W. a dist. of
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208.70’ thence S 470 E. a dist. of
208.70’ thence S. 430 W. a dist of
61’ to the POB cont. 1 acre more
or less.
1.0 acre. Tax 93.00,
$128.22.
Miller, Lucille—Sec. 8-1N-9E,
a 1 acre tract of land located in
the SE SE SE beginning at point
208.71’ north of the SE corner
then west 208.71’ then north
208.71’ then east 208.71’ then
south 208.71’ POB. 1.7 acre. Tax
191.00, penalty 20.06, fee 25.45,
total due $236.51.
Garcia, LaJuana & Brittany
Ray—Sec. 8-1N-9E, a tract of land
located in the SE SE of Sec. 8
more part. Desc. As follows: Beg.
At a point o447.4’ north of the SE
corner of said Sec. Thence west
208.71’ thence north 146.6’ thence
east 208.71’ thence south 146.6’
to the POB cont. 0.7 acres. Tax
143.00, penalty 15.02, fees 25.45,
total due $183.47.
Nelson, Teresa F.—Sec. 12-1N9E, a tract in S2 SE NE beginning
at NE/corner of S2 SE NE then
west 571’, then south 200’, then
west 109’, then north 200’ then
west 410.50’, then south 330’,
then east 1090.50’ then north 330’
to POB contain 7.5 more or less.
7.5 acre. Tax 7.00, penalty .74, fee
25.45, total due $33.19.
Nelson, Teresa F.—Sec. 12-1N9E, a tract in SW SE NE beginning
at point 229.50’ east of SW/corner
of SE NE then east 329’, then
north 330’, then west 329’, then
south 330’ to POB containing 2.5
more or less. 2.5 acres. Tax 1.00,
penalty .11, fee 25.45. total due
$26.56.
Nelson, Teresa F.—Sec. 12-1N9E, a tract of land beg. 571’ W of
NE/ Cor S2 SE NE, S 200’, W 109’
N 200’, E 109’ POB containing .50
acres more or less. 0.50 acres.
Tax 86.00, penalty 9.03, fee 25.45,
total due $120.48.
Hargis, Jerry G.—Sec. 13-1N9E, E2 NE & E2 W2 NE. 120
acres. Tax 118.36, penalty 5.33,
fee 25.45, total due $149.14.
Parker, Clark—Sec. 13-1N-9E,
W2 W2 NE & W2 NW SE. 60
fee 25.45, total due $162.47.
Parker,
Clark
Edward
&
Roberta—Sec. 13-1N-9E, NW SW
SE. 10 acres. Tax 7.00, penalty
.74, fee 25.45, total due $33.19.
Lynch, Michael L. & Ginger
E.—Sec. 15-1N-9E, NE NW. 40
fee 25.45, total due $417.73.
Lynch, Ginger Jones—Sec.
16-1N-9E, NE NE & E2 NW NE &
N2 SE NE & SW NE & S2 SE E.
140 acres. Tax 1.067.00, penalty
112.04, fee 25.45, total due
$1,204.49.
Lynch, Michael & Ginger—Sec.
16-1N-9E, W2 NW NE. 20 acres.
Tax 65.00, penalty 6.83, fee 25.45,
total due $97.28.
Lynch, Ginger Jones—Sec. 171N-9E, NW NW SW & S2 SW NW.
30 acres. Tax 53.00, penalty 5.57,
fee 25.45, total due $84.02.
Anglin, Eddie & Linda—Sec. 351N-9E, SE SE & NE SE. 80 acres.
Tax 61.00, penalty 2.75, fee 25.45,
total due $89.20.
Und. 2/15 int. N2 NE NE & E 2 NW
NE & Se NE NE. 6.67 acres. Tax
4.00, penalty .42, fee 25.45, total
due $ 29.87.
Und. 2/15 int. in N2 NE NE & E2
NW NE & SE NE NE. 6.66 acres.
Tax 4.00, penalty .42, fee 25.45,
total due $29.87.
Nutter, Telly W. & Tammie
R.—Sec. 36-1N-9E, S2 S2 SW
SW less & except all easements,
R.O.W.’s & minerals as shown of
record in the office of the county
clerk of coal county. This tract
contains 10 acres more or less.
10 acres. Tax 73.00, penalty 7.67,
fee 25.45, total due $106.12.
Nutter, Telly W. & Tammie R.—
Sec. 36-1N-9E, N2 S2 SW SW. 10
acres. Tax 5.00, penalty .53, fee
25.45, total due $30.98.
Weeden, Gary & Cheryl—Sec.
15-1N-10E, a part of NE NW desc.
Beginning 779.7’ south of NE
corner of NE NW, thence south
62.3’, thence south 890 10’ 54”
west & parallel with the north line
of NE NW 376.35’ thence north
176.35’ thence north 890 10’54”
east a distance of 176.35’ thence
south 114.05’ thence north 890
10’54” east a distance of 200’ to
the point of beg. 1.0 acre. Tax
790.00, penalty 82.95, fee 25.45,
total due $898.40.
Stevenson, Eric Lee & Sarah—
Sec. 15-1N-10E, a 1.5 acre tract
out of the N2 NW beg. 453’ S. of
the NE corner of NW thence W.
200’ S. 326.7’ E. 200’ N. 326.7’ to
the beg. 1.5 acres. Tax 497.00,
$574.64.
Shores, Kenneth & Cassie—
Sec. 27-1N-10E, begin at the
NE/C of the NW NE thence west
660’ thence south 208.71’ thence
east 660’ thence north 208.71’
to POB containing 3 acres more
or less. 3 acres. Tax 1,238.00,
penalty 129.99, fee 25.45, total
due $1,393.44.
Shores, Kenneth & Cassie—
Sec. 27-1N-10E, NE NW NE less
he north 208.71’. 7 acres. Tax
13.00, penalty 1.37. fee 25.45,
total due $ 39.82.
Knight, Darlene & Paul—Sec.
24-1N-11E, S2 NW NW NW. 5
25.45, total due $35.40.
Knight, Darlene & Paul—Sec.
24-1N-11E, N2 SW NW NW. 5
fee 25.45, total due $66.34.
Holley, Johnny Duwayne—Sec.
24-1N-11E, N2 SW & N2 SE SW
& N2 SW SW & SW SW SW. 130
fee 25.45, total due $160.26.
Watson,
Buddy—Sec.
25-1N-11E, Beg. At 528’ N of SE
corn. SW SW SE. 2.0 acres. Tax
4.00, penalty.42, fee 25.45, total
due $29.42.
Coffee
Tracey
D.—Sec.
26-1N-11E, E/2 NW/4 NW/4 beg.
At 660’ east of NW corner of Sec.
26 thence south 528’ east 165’
north 528’ west 165’ to point of
beg. 2.0 acres. Tax 82.00, penalty
8.61, fee 25.45, total due $116.06.
Duncan,
Jason
E.—Sec.
26-1N-11E, N2 NW SW. 20 acres.
Tax 137.00, penalty 14.39, fee
25.45, total due $176.84.
Long, Pepper Roxann—Sec.
26-1N-11E, N2 N2 NE SE. 10
fee 25.45, total due $151.42.
McCoy, George L. & Sandra
S.—Sec. 30-1N-11E, N2 SE. 80
fee 25.45, total due $398.94.
Robson,
MaDonna—Sec.
31-1N-11E, W2 W2 S2 W2 NE
less a half acre tract described as
beginning at the SE corner of the
W2 W2 S2 W2 NE/4; thence west
a distance of 150’, thence north
a distance of 150’, thence east
a distance of 150’, thence south
a distance of 150’ to the point of
beginning. 9.5 acres. Tax 264.00,
$317.17.
Cato, C. Glenn etux—Sec.
4-1S-8E, NE corner of Lot 1. 2.5
25.45, total due $32.08.
Boaz,
Patrick
&
Daniel
Shipman—Sec. 9-1S-8E, NW. 160
acres. Tax 58.00, penalty 6.09, fee
25.45, total due $89.54.
Biddle, Brenda Lee—Sec. 101S-8E, E2 NE NE. 20 acres, Tax
42.50, penalty 1.91, fee 25.45,
total due $69.86.
Lee, Marlin Clinton &—Sec. 111S-8E, SW SW SW. 10 acres.
Tax 1,026.00, penalty 107.73, fee
25.45, total due $1,159.18.
Morrison, Karen Jeanne—Sec.
8-1S-9E, SE SW SE. 10 acres.
Tax 31.00, penalty 3.26, fee 25.45,
total due $59.71.
Perkins, Joella—Sec. 12-1S-9E,
1 acre tract out of NE NE SE. 1.0
acre. Tax 150.00, penalty 15.57,
fee 25.45, total due $191.20.
Crews, Sham—Sec. 22-1S-9E,
E2 E2 SE. 40 acres. Tax 40.00,
$69.65.
Harley, John T. Jr. & Billie C.—
Sec. 23-1S-9E, N2 NE. 80 acres.
Tax 31.00, penalty 3.26, fee 25.45,
total due $59.71.
Crews, Sham—Sec. 23-1S-9E,
NW SW & W2 NE SW & NE NE
SW & N2 SW SW & NW SE SW
‘old Grassy Lake”. 100 acres. Tax
67.00, penalty 7.04, fee 25.45,
total due $99.49.
Stover, William B—Sec. 28-1S9E, SW SW SW. 10 acres. Tax
294.00, penalty 30.87, fee 25.45,
total due $350.32.
Fomby, Harold III & Shelley—
Sec. 16-1S-11E, SE NE. 40 acres.
Tax 39.00, penalty 4.10, fee 25.45,
total due $68.55.
Chaffin, Danny & Machelle—
Sec. 21-1S-11E, S2 SE SW. 20
fee 25.45, total due $448.68.
Parker, Justin & Geri—Sec. 142N-8E, a tract of land in NE4 of
Sec. 14-2N-8E more particularly
described as follows: Beginning at
the north west corner of NE of Sec.
14 thence 1361’ to the north Rwy of
the KOG RR thence northeasterly
along said right-of-way a distance
of 1178’ thence north 60 27 min
west a distance of 903’ thence
west 978’ along section line to the
point of beginning 27 acres more
or less. 27 acres. Tax 243.00,
$293.97.
Jackson, Leah—Sec. 14-2N8E, beg. 990’ east of SW corner
SE/4, thence north 325’ thence
east 130’ thence south 325’ thence
west 130’ to POB. 1.0 acre. Tax
299.00, penalty 31.40, fee 25.45,
total due $355.85.
Lee, Michael Gene &—Sec.
18-2N-8E, all that part of NE/4
NW/4 lying north and east of old
highway 3 containing 17.28 acres.
Tax 21.00, penalty 2.21, fee 25.45,
Total due $48.66.
Alexander, Bertha—Sec. 202N-8E, one acre desc. As Metes
& Bounds in bk. 354 pg. 177 as
follows: Beg. At a pt. 444.17’
north and 208.71’ west of the
SE of the NE of said section 20
thence west 106.29’ thence north
447.31’ thence south 540 48’ east
a distance of 130.08’; thence south
372.33 ‘ to the pt. of beg. 1.0 acre.
25.45, total due $143.69.
Booker, Herbert & Beulah—Sec.
20-2N-8E, a tract of land beg. At a
point on S. line Hy. 3-where said
Rd. crosses E. sec. Line desc.
As beg at a pt. where the road
crossed the east section line,
thence running south along h east
sec. Line a dist. of 240 yds. (720’)
thence west 105 yds. (315’) thence
north 260 yds. (780’) to the south
line of said hwy. And thence in a
southeasterly direction along the
south line of said hwy to the place
of beg. Book 317 pge. 351. 2.0
acres. Tax 4.00 penalty .42, fee
25.45, total due $29.87.
Gore, Matthew S. & Cassandra
R.— Sec. 20-2N-8E, 1 acre located
in the SE SE NE beg. at SE cor of
NE4; west 208.71’ – N. 00 50’54”
– W. 208.71’ –N. 890 17’28” – E. a
distance of 208.71’ to the point on
the E. line of said NE4; thence S.
00 50’ 54” E. a dis. of 208.71’ to the
point of beg. cont. 1.0 acres more
or less. Tax 140.00, penalty 14.70,
fee 25.45, total due $180.15.
Hearne, Sybil Irene—sec. 242N-8E, NE NE SE less 7.5 acres.
2.5 acres. Tax 5.00, penalty .53,
fee 25.45, total due $30.98.
Gregor,
Donald
W.
and
Danine—Sec. 26-2N-8E, 1 acre
beg at a point 660’ south from
Metes & Bounds and all in S2 SW.
25.45, total due $30.98.
Fannie Mae (Federal National—
Sec. 27-2N-8E. 1 acre beg. At
740’ w. & N. from Hwy. 3 & beg.
on S. side hwy. 3. 720’ W. of
Chickasaw – Choctaw line. 3.0
fee 25.45, total due 711.66.
Flippin, Cynthia—Sec. 21-2N9E, Beg. at NE/c of section thence
south 132’ thence west 330’ thence
north 132’ thence east 330’ to
POB. Tax 343.00, penalty 36.02,
fee 25.45, total due $404.47.
Deitz, John J.—Sec. 29-2N-9E,
1 acre in NE NE NW described as
Metes & Bounds book 104/548.
25.45, total due $27.66.
McCain, Roberta Wright etal—
Sec. 32-2N-9E, E2 NE SW. 20
25.45, total due $33.19.
Farris, Jim & Barbara—Sec.
13-2N-10E, E2 SW SW & NW SW
SW & N2 SW SW SW. 35 acres.
Tax 27.00, penalty 2.84, fee 25.45,
total due $55.29.
Farris,
James
A.—Sec.
13-2N-10E, S2 SW SW SW. 5
fee 25.45, total due $286.23.
Farris, James Allen & Barbara–
Sec. 24-2N-10E, NW NW. 40
25.45, total due $80.70.
Wilson, Tamra—Sec. 19-2N-11E,
W2 SW SW, 13.78 acres. Tax
603.00, penalty 63.32, fee 25.45,
total due $691.77.
Lewis,
Susanne—Sec.
21-2N-11E, N2 SW NW & S2
NW NW. 40 acres. Tax 348.00,
$409.99.
Linam, Earnest L. & Janet L.—
Sec. 21-2N-11E, N2 NE SE & East
264’ of N2 NW SE. Tax 666.00,
$761.38.
Pebworth, Marshal H.—Sec. 133N-9E, NW NW NW. 10.0 acres.
Tax 4.00, penalty .42, fee 25.45,
total due $29.87.
Bryant, Sue N.—Sec. 19-3N-9E,
Lots 1 & 2 & E2 NW & W2 NE &
NW NE NE & NE NE NE. 243.45
fee 25.45, total due $237.61.
Getty Pipeline Co.—Sec. 193N-9E, S2 SE Less a tract of land.
41.39 acres. Tax 15.00, penalty
1.58, fee 25.45, total due $42.03.
Eaton, Duane L. & Beth
Wingate—Sec 20-3N-9E, S2 SW
& S2 NW SW & SW SW SE. 110
fee 25.45, total due $506.13.
Eaton, Duane L. & Beth
Wingate—Sec. 29-3N-9E, N2 NW
& SE NW & NE SW NW. 130
fee 25.45, total due $160.26.
Wren, Toby—Sec. 30-3N-9E,
1 acre tract location in the NE
SW beg. 520’ north & 142’ east
of the SW corner of the NE SW
– north 208.71’ – east 208.71’ –
south 208.71’ – west 208.71’ to
beginning. 1.0 acre. Tax 170.00,
penalty $17.85, fee 25.45, total
due $213.30.
Pribble, Joseph W & Paula
J.—Sec. 32-3N-9E, a tract 660’ x
112.82’ out of SW NW SE desc. Bk.
411 pg. 424 beg. 208.71’ south of
NW corner of SW NW SW thence
east 660’ south 112.82’ west 660
‘ north 112.82’ to beg. 1.71 acre.
Tax 3.00, penalty .32, fee 25.45,
total due $28.77.
Pribble, Joseph W. & Paula
J.—Sec. 32-3N-9E, a tract 660 x
112.82 out of SW NW SW des. Bk.
411 pg. 425 beg. 321.53’ south of
NW corner of SW NW SW thence
east 660’ south 112.82’ west 660’
north 112.82’ to POB. 1.71 acre.
Tax 3.00, penalty .32, fee 25.45,
total due $28.77.
Gardner, Patricia Sue—Sec.
23-3N-10E, NE NW less & except
2 acres desc. As beg. at the NE cor
of the NW/4; thence south a dist.
of 264’; thence west a dist. of 330’;
thence north a dist. of 264’; thence
east a dist. of 330’ to POB. 38
25.45, total due $53.08.
Duncan,
Jason
E.—Sec.
23-3N-11E, W2 NW SW. 20 acres.
Tax 12.00, penalty 1.26, fee 25.45,
total due $38.71.
Patton, Alfred—Clarita, Lots 1-3,
Blk. 23. Tax 4.00, penalty .42, fee
25.45, total due $29.87.
Patton, Otto—Clarita Lots 2224, Blk. 23. Tax 1.00, penalty .11,
fee 25.45, total due $26.56.
Campbell,
James
Russell
&—Clarita Lots 1, 3, & 4, blk. 37.
Tax 3.00, penalty .32, fee 25.45,
total due $28.77.
Campbell
James
Russell
&—Clarita Lot 2, blk 37. Tax
118.00, penalty 12.39, fee 25.45,
total due $155.84.
Richardson, S. J.—Clairta Lots
17 & 22, Blk. 45. Tax 3.00, penalty
.32, fee 25.45, total due $27.66.
Richardson, S. J.—Clarita Lots
13-14, Blk 46. Tax 2.00, penalty
.21, fee 25.45, total due $27.66.
Strickland, Trudy & Brenda—
Clarita, Lots 1-4, Lots 19-22, Blk.
82. Tax 176.50, penalty 7.94, fee
25.45, total due $209.89.
McGlohin, Bairnie—Cottonwood,
Lot 2 E2, Blk 12. Tax 13.00, penalty
1.37, fee 25.45, total due $39.82.
Miller, David R.—Cottonwood,
Lots 1, 2 & East 40’ of Lot 3, Blk
16. Tax 160.00, penalty 16.80, fee
25.45, total due $202.25.
Honeycutt, Perry & Sandra—
Cottonwood, Lot 2, blk 35. Tax
due $26.56.
Honeycutt, Perry & Sandra—
Cottonwood, Lots 3 & 4 & 5, Blk.
35. Tax 35.00, penalty 3.68, fee
25.45, total due $64.13.
Fritz, Thomas L.—Cottonwood,
Lot 4, Blk 38. Tax 99.00, penalty
10.40, fee 25.45, total due
$134.85.
Fletcher, Jessica & David—
Townsite Add. #3, Lot 21, Sec.
12-1N-10E, part of Lot 21 desc.
In bk. 441 pg. 43 beg. at a point
650’ north & 180’ west of SE corner
of sec. 12 thence south 150’ west
130’ north 150’ east 130’ to POB.
0.45 acres. Tax 2.00, penalty .21,
fee 25.45, total due $27.66.
Calvin, Kenneth Und. 1/2 int.
Townsite add. #5, Lot 55 less 2
acres Sec. 24-1N-10E.
17.92
25.45, total due $35.40.
JAI-LAXMIJI,
LLC—Townsite
Addition #6 a tract in Lot 13. 2.66
acres.
Tax 14,399.00, penalty
1,511.90, fee 25.45, total due
$15,936.35.
Harley, John T. Jr.—Townsite
add. #10 sec. 23-1S-10E, Lot 16.
15.5 acres. Tax 16.00, penalty
1.68, fee 25.45, total due $43.13.
Palmer, Matthew & Marlena—
Coalgate Lot 10 7 11 & south 50’
Lot 12 & south 50’ lot 13, blk. 20.
25.45, total due $322.70.
Palmer, Matthew & Marlena—
Coalgate, east 37’ of north 85’ of
Lot 12, blk 20. Tax 7.00, penalty
.74, fee 25.45, total due $33.19.
Roebuck, Robert & Stacie—
Coalgate Lot 7 & north 50’ of Lot 8
blk. 21. Tax 465.00, penalty 48.83,
fee 25.45, total due $539.28.
Gaddo,
Elizabeth
Heirs—
Coalgate Lot 5, Blk. 33. Tax 17.00,
$44.24.
Cottrell, Claudia Christian—
Coalgate Lot 3 Blk. 44. Tax 46.00,
$76.28.
Owens, Minnie—Coalgate, Lot
6, south 1/2 & 7 north part. Blk. 56
house on Lot 6. Tax 13.00, penalty
1.37, fee 25.45, total due 39.82.
French, Bill & Patricia—Coalgate
Lot 8 & north 50’ RR RWY adjacent
to Lot 8 & Lot 10 Blk 56. Tax 27.00,
$53.67.
French, Bill & Patricia—
Coalgate Lot 9 Blk 56. Tax 385.00,
$427.78.
Taylor, Connie—Coalgate South
20’ of Lot 1 & all of Lot 2, blk. 62.
25.45, total due $206.67.
Foreman, Rodney & Conni—
Coalgate Lot 14, blk 64. Tax 55.00,
$86.23.
Pina,
Mildred
Anderson—
Coalgate Lot 17 25’x25’ south
25’ of east 25’ & Lot 17 north 25’
of east 25’, Blk. 64. Tax 21.00,
penalty 2.21, fee 25.45, total de
$48.66.
Hunter, James & Maelisa—
Coalgate South 21’ of Lot 5 & Lots
6 & & & North 4’10” of Lot 8, Blk
65. Tax 398.00, penalty 41.79, fee
25.45, total due $465.24.
Hefley, Michael & Timothy
&—Coalgate, Lot 3 & N2 Lot
4 House on Lot 3 Block 84,
1/3 interest each. Tax 244.00,
$295.07.
Hamer, Leona—Coalgate, Lot 8
Block84. Tax 48.00, penalty 5.04,
fee 25.45, total due $78.49.
Nelson, Teresa F.—Coalgate,
Lot 3 & south 50’ of R. R. Rwy
adj. to Lot 3. House on Lot 3, Blk.
86. Tax 349.00, penalty 36.65, fee
25.45, total due $411.10.
Nelson, Teresa—Coalgate, Lot
4 & North 45’ of Lot 5 Blk. 86. Tax
129.00, penalty 13.55, fee 25.45,
total due $168.00.
Smith,
Ernest
Wayne—
Coalgate, a parcel of land contain.
Parts of Lot 1 & Lot 2 of Blk 88.
The part of Lot 1 & Lot 2 being
described ore particularly as part
of said Lot 1 begin at the SE corner
of Lot 1 then N10-09E Dist. 63.50’
then N76-31W dist. 100.25’ then
S10-00W dist. 87.31’ then N9000E dist. 101.60’ to POB. Part Lot
2 begin at SE cor Lot 2 then N1000E dist. 87.31’ then N76-31W
dist. 100.25’ then S10-09W dist.
101.60’ POB (said parcels outside
boundary beginning SE cor of Lot
1 of Blk. 88 city of Coalgate, OK.
Thence N10-09E dist. 63.50’ then
N76-31W dist. 200.50’ then S1009W dist. 110.95’ then N90-00E
dist. 203.20’ POB. Tax 438.00,
$509.44.
Vick,
Terry—Coalgate,
Lot
2, 3 & 4, Blk. 95. Tax 159.00,
$201.15.
Lambert, Jimmy & Monica—
Coalgate, Lot 9, Blk. 95. Tax
12.00, penalty 1.26, fee 25.45,
total due $38.71.
Cole, Travis & Katherine—
Coalgate, Lots 16 & 17 & 18, blk.
96. Tax 196.00, penalty 20.58, fee
25.45, total due $242.03.
Nutter, Telly Wade & Tammie
R.—Coalgate, Lot 12, Blk 114. Tax
166.00, penalty 17.43, fee 25.45,
total due $208.88.
Clem, Ricky E. & Tina—
Coalgate, North 25’ of Lot 7, Blk.
124. Tax 5.00, penalty .53, fee
25.45, total due $30.98.
Clem, Mary Lynn-Ott—Coalgate,
South 40’ of Lot 7, Blk. 124. Tax
75.00, penalty 7.88, fee 25.45,
total due $108.33.
Wilson, Christopher L. &
LeeAnn—Coalgate, Lot 1 & N. 3’
of Lot 2, Blk. 128. Tax 365.00,
$428.78.
Smith, Ernest—Coalgate, South
60’ of Lot 2 & Lot 3, Blk. 159.
House on south 60’ Lot 2. Tax
90.00, penalty 9.45, fee 25.45,
total due $124.90.
Glennon, Joseph L. & Rita
F.—Coalgate, Lots 2 & 3, Blk. 167.
Tax 69.00, penalty 7.25, fee 25.45,
total due $101.70.
Glennon, Joseph L. & etux—
Coalgate, Lot 3, blk. 168. Tax
139.00, penalty 14.60, fee 25.45,
total due $179.05.
Lyda, Kilby—Coalgate, Lot 2,
blk. 173. Tax 23.00, penalty 2.42,
fee 25.45, total due $50.87.
Jones, Irland & Kay—Coalgate,
Lots 13, Blk. 178. Tax 67.00,
$99.49.
Jones, Irland & Kay—Coalgate,
Lots 14 & 15, Blk. 178. Tax 50.00,
$80.70.
Linam, Earnest & Janet—
Coalgate, Lot 3 – North 20’ Blk.
25.45, total due $30.98.
Linam, Earnest L. etux—
Coalgate, Lot 3 south 80’, Blk.
180. Tax 251.00, penalty 26.36,
fee 25.45, total due $302.81.
Jones, Joe Paul—Coalgate,
Lot 1, Blk. 194.
Tax 213.00,
$260.82.
Jones, Inola & Joe Paul—
Coalgate, Lot 7, east 30’ of north
31’, Lot 8 east 30’, blk 194. Tax
due $32.08.
Harvey,
Charles—Coalgate,
part. of Lot 2, Blk. 198. Tax 23.00,
$50.87.
Ott, Mel & Gina—Coalgate,
Lots 6 & 7, Blk. 205. Tax 216.00,
$264.13.
Southern, James & Lisa—
Sandmann Addition Lot 9, Blk.
89B. Tax 458.00, penalty 48.09,
fee 25.45, total due $531.54.
Yoder, John T.—Lake Haven
Estates Blk. 1, Lot 1. Tax 50.00,
$77.70.
penalty 30.33. fees 25.45, total
due $729.78.
$656.63.
Estates Blk. 1 Lot 4. Tax 50.00,
$77.70.
Estates Blk. 1 Lot 5. Tax 50.00,
$77.70.
penalty, 2.25, fee 25.45, total due
$77.70
$77.70.
$77.70.
Estates Blk. 2, Lot 2.
Tax
564.50, penalty 25.40, fee 25.45,
total due $615.35.
$77.70.
$77.70.
$77.70.
$77.70.
$77.70.
Truett, Ron G., Tyla & Tessa—
Bromide, Lot 7, Blk 48. Tax
497.00, penalty, 52.19, fee 25.45,
total due $574.64.
Rawls,
Chris—Centrahoma,
Lots 5 & 6, Blk. 17. Tax 6.00,
penalty .63, fee 25.45, total due
$32.08.
Roebuck, Janita—Centrahoma,
Lots 9, 10, & 11, Blk. 18. Tax 4.00
$29.87.
Roebuck, Janita—Centrahoma,
Lot 12, Blk. 18. Tax 3.00, penalty
.32, fee 25.45, total due $28.77.
Thornton, W. D. & Wylmouth
T.—Centrahoma, Lots 7-8, Blk.
25.45, total due $28.77.
Fritz, Thomas L.—Centrahoma,
Lot 11, Blk. 33. Tax 265.00,
$318.28.
Fritz, Thomas L.—Centrahoma,
Lot 12, Blk. 33. Tax 8.00, penalty
.84, fee 25.45, total due $34.29.
Bond, Dwayne & Tracy—
Centrahoma, Lot 10, Blk 36. Tax
411.00, penalty 43.16, fee 25.45,
total due $479.61.
Bond, Dwayne & Tracy—
Centrahoma, Lot 11-12, blk. 36.
Tax 6.00, penalty .63, fee 25.45,
total due $32.08.
Fritz, Thomas, L.—Centrahoma,
Lots 1-11, Blk. 37. Tax 16.00,
$43.13.
Crane, Bernice & Alice Willis,
C/o Thomas Fritz—Centrahoma,
Lot 12, Blk 37. Tax 1.00, penalty
.11, fee 25.45, total due $26.56.
Klinglesmith, & V. Smith—
Centrahoma, Lots 10& 11, Blk. 38.
Tax 3.00, penalty .32, fee 25.45,
total due$28.77.
Rice, Randall L. Etux—
Centrahoma, Lots 1-4, Blk. 43.
Tax 11.00, penalty 1.16, fee 25.45,
total due $37.61.
Centrahoma, Lot 5 & 6, Blk. 43.
Tax 55.00, penalty 5.78, fee 25.45,
total due $86.23.
Rice, Randall—Centrahoma,
Lot 7 & 8, Blk. 43. Tax 6.00,
32.08.
Centrahoma, Lot 9 & 10, Blk. 43.
Tax 3.00, penalty .32, fee 25.45,
total due $28.77.
Fomby, Harold & Shelley—
Lehigh, Lot 1 les 57’x10’ (NW
corner of Lot 1) Blk. 25. 0.75
25.45, total due $28.77.
Fomby, Harold J. III & Shelley—
Lehigh, Lots 1, 2 & 3, Blk. 26. Tax
due $28.77.
Lehigh Lots 4, 5 & 6, Blk. 27. Tax
380.00, penalty 39.90, fee 25.45,
total due $445.35.
Airington Tony—Lehigh, Lot 2,
Blk 29. Tax 586.00, penalty 61.53,
fee 25.45, total due $672.98.
Lehigh, Lots 1-6, Blk. 30. Tax
due $30.98.
McIninch, Jessie & Bessie—
Lehigh, Lots 1 & 2, Blk. 55. Tax
2.00, penalty, .21, fee 25.45, total
due $27.66.
Lehigh, Lots 1, 2, 5, & 6, Blk.
56. Tax 39.00, penalty 4.10, fee
25.45, total due $68.55.
due $27.66.
Grimes, Jerry & Scottie
Grimes—Lehigh, Lots 4, 5 & 6
Blk. 96. Tax 6.00, penalty .63, fee
25.45, total due $32.08.
Rose, Sam—Lehigh, Lots 1 &
2, Blk. 143. Tax 2.00, penalty .21,
fee 25.45, total due $27.66.
Rose, Sam—Lehigh, Lot 3, Blk.
25.45, total due $26.56.
Rose, Sam—Lehigh, Lots 4, 5,
& 6, Blk. 143, House on Lot 4. Tax
184.00, penalty 19.32, fee 25.45,
total due $228.77.
Butler, J. F.—Lehigh, Lots 1-6,
Blk. 177. Tax 4.00, penalty .42,
fee 25.45, total due $29.87.
Coslow, Noble & Melissa—
216.00, penalty 22.68, fee 25.45,
total due $264.13.
Kiddie, Robert B.—Lehigh, Lot
4, Blk. 186. Tax 2.00, penalty .21,
fee 25.45, total due $27.66.
Calvert, Sally K.—Lehigh, Lot
1 and north 25’ of Lot 2, Blk 191.
25.45, total due $538.17.
Watson, Sandra—Lehigh, Lot
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COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JULY 11, 2012— PAGE A-7
Thank You
Roy Sweeten’s family would like to say thank you to all who came
to and also those whose hard work made his benefit so successful on June 29th.
Thank you so much for the use of the Lehigh Fire Station. We
could not have done it without all your support and thoughtfulness
and also for all the donations.
Thank you all so much
Roy Sweeten Family
V
acation
B
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Coalgate Methodist Church
July 15 thru July 18
CHOCTAW NATION DISTRICT 12 PRINCESSES — From left, Cheyenne McCoy, Little Miss
District 12; Neiatha Hardy, Jr. Miss District 12; and Raven Ott, Sr. Miss District 12.
Coalgate Girls Crowned At
Choctaw District 12 Pageant
Three Coalgate girls will
represent District 12 at the 2012
Choctaw Nation Labor Day
Festival in Tuskahoma. They
were crowned at the District
12 Princess Pageant held in
Crowder.
Cheyenne McCoy was
crowned Little Miss District
12.
The daughter of Thomas
McCoy, Cheyenne will be
entering the third grade at
Emerson Elementary this fall.
She loves animals, particularly
horses, and enjoys fishing and
riding her bike.
Jr. Miss Neiatha Hardy is
a student at Coalgate High
School. She is the daughter of
Paula Carney.
Neiatha’s activities include
softball, FFA, and FCCLA.
She enjoys hanging out with her
friends and attending church.
Raven Ott, daughter of
Mel and Gina Ott, is the
District 12 Sr. Miss. She is
the granddaughter of Scotty
Hedgecock and the late Gracie
Hedgecock and Louise Ott and
the late Virgil Ott.
Raven is a 2012 graduate
of Coalgate High School,
LEGAL NOTICE
Continued from Page A-6
11, Blk. 191. Tax 102.00, penalty 10.71,
fee 25.45, total due $138.16.
Jones, Ricky—Lehigh, Lots 1, 2, 8 & 9,
Blk. 193. Tax 493.99, penalty 22.23, fee
25.45, total due $541.67.
Mitchell, William B. Jr.—Lehigh Lots
1-6, Blk. 212. Tax 9.00, penalty .95, fee
25.45, total due $35.40.
Stockwell, Zoanna—Lehigh, Lots 9-12
& 1.69 acres of Lot 13, Blk. 219. Tax
206.00, penalty 21.63, fee 25.45, total due
$253.08.
Smith, Hazel—Lehigh, Lot 4, Blk. 238.
Tax 2.00, penalty .21, fee 25.45, total due
$27.66.
Holley, Johnny Duwayne—Lehigh, Lots
5 & 6, Blk. 238. Tax 266.00, penalty 27.93,
fee 25.45, total due $319.38.
Stockwell, Zoanna—Lehigh, Lots 1-3,
Blk. 243. Tax 3.00, penalty .32, fee 25.45,
total due $28.77.
Mitchell, William B. Jr.—Lehigh, Lots
1-6, Blk. 248. Tax 5.00, penalty .53, fee
25.45, total due $30.98.
Kiddie, Robert—Lehigh, Lots 1-6, Blk.
267. Tax 112.00, penalty 11.76, fee 25.45,
total due $149.21.
Powell, Howard Dale & Paula—Lehigh,
Lot 4, Blk 295. Tax 1.00, penalty .11, fee
25.45, total due $26.56.
Bayles, Jim and Lisa—Lehigh, Lot 1,
25.45, total due $80.70.
Whitson, Cecil M.—Lehigh, Lot 3, Blk.
310. Tax 31.00, penalty 3.26, fee 25.45,
total due $59.26.
Powell, Delbert G.—Lehigh Lot 4, Blk.
310. Tax 102.00, penalty 10.71, fee 25.45,
total due $138.16.
Powell, Delbert—Lehigh, south half of
Lot 5, Blk. 310. Tax 1.00, penalty .11, fee
25.45, total due $26.56,
Johnson, Justin—Phillips City, Lot 3,
25.45, total due $174.63.
Johnson, Justin—Phillips City, Lots 1-4,
total due $30.98.
Johnson, Justin—Phillips City, Lots 6-8,
25.45, total due $298.39.
Johnson, Justin—Phillips City, Lots 4 &
5, Blk. 4. Tax 3.00, penalty .32, fee 25.45,
total due $28.77.
3, Blk. 4. Tax 1.00, penalty .11, fee 25,45,
total due $26.56.
Johnson, Justin—Phillips City, Lot 2,
total due $26.56.
total due $28.77.
Brown, Jeffrey & Jaclyn—Tupelo, Lot 1,
Blk. 5. Tax 54.00, penalty 5.67, fee 25.45,
total due $85.12.
Brown, Jeffrey & Jaclyn—Tupelo, Lot 2,
total due $27.66.
Fritz, Thomas L. & Walton Gold—
Tupelo south part of Lot 9, Blk 7. Tax 1.00,
penalty .11, fee 25.45, total due $26.56.
Fritz, Thomas L. & Walton Gold—
Tupelo, south part of Lot 10 Blk. 7. Tax
$127.11.
Fritz, Thomas L.—Tupelo, NE part of
25.45, total due $26.56.
Fritz, Thomas L.—Tupelo, Lot 1, Blk. 8.
Tax 11.00, penalty 1.16, fee 25.45, total
due $37.61.
Fritz, Thomas L. —Tupelo, south part of
25.45, total due $26.56.
Woods, Todd—Tupelo, Lot 10, Blk. 18.
LPXLP
$27.66.
Woods, Todd—Tupelo, Lot 11-15, Blk.
18. Tax 13.00, penalty 1.37, fee 25.45,
total due $39.82.
$28.77.
Woods, Todd— Tupelo, Lot 17 & 18, Blk.
18. Tax 45.00, penalty 4.73, fee 25.45,
total due $75.18.
Woods, Todd—Tupelo, Lots 19 & 21,
total due $33.19.
$28.77.
Woods, Todd—Tupelo, Lots 14-15, Blk.
20. Tax 49.00, penalty 5.15, fee 25.45,
total due $79.60.
Postoak, Sharon—Tupelo, Lots 10-11,
Blk. 23. Tax 53.00, penalty 5.57, fee 25.45,
total due $84.02.
Postoak, Jason—Tupelo, Lot 12, Blk.
23. Tax 17.00, penalty 1.79, fee 25.45,
total due $44.24.
McWethy, Billy—Tupelo, North 60’ of
Lots 23 & 24, Blk. 24. Tax 56.00, penalty
5.88, fee 25.45, total due $87.33.
Fritz, Thomas L.—Tupelo, west 35’ of
Lot 4, Lot 5, Blk. 30. Tax 25.00, penalty
2.63, fee 25.45, total due $53.08.
May, Steven L. & Linda I.—Tupelo, Lot
total due $27.66.
Elliott, Gary W. & Doris N.—Tupelo, Lots
9 & 10 Blk. 32. Tax 102.00, penalty 10.71,
fee 125.45, total due $138.16.
Stein, Billy, Contract for Deed—Tupelo,
south half of Lot 16, Blk. 32. Tax 88.00,
penalty 9.24, fee 25.45, total due $122.69.
Elliott, Doris N. & Gary W.—Tupelo,
west 35’ of Lot 7, Lot 8, Blk. 35. Tax
$217.72.
Blagg, Thomas, J.—Tupelo, Lots 10 &
11, Blk 37. Tax 198.00, penalty 20.79, fee
25.45, total due $244.24.
Blagg, Thomas, J.—Tupelo, Lots 12
& 13, Blk. 37. Tax 4.00, penalty .42, fee
25.45, total due $29.87.
Stith, Billy Max Jr. & Sandra—Tupelo,
Lot 8, Blk. 38. Tax 58.00, penalty 6.09, fee
25.45, total due $89.54.
Bachelor, Stephen & Rachael—Tupelo,
Lot 13, Blk. 38. Tax 2.00, penalty .21, fee
25.45, total due $27.66.
Batchelor, Stephen & Rachael—Tupelo,
Lot 14, Blk 38. Tax 156.00, penalty 16.38,
fee 25.45, total due $197.83.
Fritz, Johnny—Tupelo, Lot 9, Blk. 39.
Tax 152.00, penalty 15.96, fee 25.45, total
due $193.41.
Campbell, David G.—Tupelo, Lot 5, Blk.
42. Tax 253.00, penalty 26.57, fee 25.45,
total due $305.02.
Campbell, David G.—Tupelo, Lot 6, Blk.
42. Tax 2.00, penalty .21, fee 25.45, total
due $27.66.
Campbell, David G.—Tupelo East 30’ of
25.45, total due $26.56.
Braswell, William Sr. & Aron M.—Tupelo,
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2012.
S)Gina McNutt
County Treasurer
Coal County, Oklahoma
graduating with honors. She
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Ada, OK and Dr. Betty Cartmell,
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4th Of July Parade
Winners Announced
Independence Day 2012 was
a typical summer day – hot and
humid! But despite the heat,
hundreds of people lined up
along Main Street to watch a
long red, white and blue patriotic
parade emceed by Coal County
Commissioner Johnny D. Ward
and K101 Radio personality Chris
Bradley.
Attendance was down in
the Coalgate Park most of the
afternoon but picked up when the
music concert began. Visitors
enjoyed performances by Bob
Willard and the Cast Iron Blue
Grass Band, yodeler Olen “The
Coalgate Flash” Bridges, Charity
Hensley and Mike Gilliam, and
Pake and Stephanie McEntire.
Peewee cheerleaders in the 2012
Little Miss Firecrackers Cheer
Camp were an unexpected treat.
Cora Wardrope with her son, Chris Rainey, beside the VFW
parade float. Chris is a member of the Army National Guard.
Cora is a Blue Star Mother.
BILLIE LEE certainly doesn’t let any grass grow under her feet!
Even though she’s almost 83, she was one of the first people to
get in the 4th of July parade lineup on her three-wheel bike. Of
course, her little dog, “Prissy,” wasn’t about to let her mama ride
in the parade without her. Billie will celebrate her 83rd birthday
on August 3.
BIRTHDAY BOY Thomas Jackson in the 4th of July parade.
Thomas turned 11 on July 4.
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JULY 11, 2012— PAGE B-1
PAGE B-2—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JULY 11, 2012
ATOKA LIVESTOCK AUCTION
SALE EVERY MONDAY 11:00 NOON
Weekly Market Report Monday, JULY 9, 2012
SALE RESULTS
CATTLE SOLD 1512
STEERS
200 - 300 lb .......$1.80 - $2.17.50
300 - 400 lb....... $1.70 - $2.00
400 - 500 lb....... $1.41 - $1.65.25
500 - 600 lb....... $1.30 - $1.53
600 700 lb........$1.15 - $1.47
HEIFERS
200 - 300 lb .......$1.60 - $1.82
300 - 400 lb....... $1.40 - $1.78
400 - 500 lb....... $1.34 - $1.60
500 - 600 lb....... $1.26 - $1.46
600 - 700 lb........$1.05 - $1.40
PAIRS $750-$1275 • STOCKER COWS $800-$1000 • PACKER COWS .75¢-.84¢
LOW DRESSING .65¢-.74¢ • PACKER BULLS $1.00-$1.09.5
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4th Of July Parade
Winners Announced
Continued from Page B-1
Park visitors also enjoyed a
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building by OHCE ladies and
bingo sponsored by the Coalgate
Post 242 American Legion
Auxiliary.
Parade winners
1st place – VFW Post 1198
and Ladies Auxiliary - $100 gift
certificate.
2nd place – Olen Bridges, 1949
Farmall Cub tractor - $50 gift
certificate.
3rd place – Terry’s Pest Control
(wagon pulled by Belgian horses)
- $25 gift certificate.
Music and fireworks sponsors
The City of Coalgate, Coal
County Chamber of Commerce,
and Coal County Commissioner
Johnny D. Ward would like to thank
the following music and fireworks
sponsors for their generous
support. A large crowd enjoyed a
fireworks display presented by the
Coalgate Fire Department.
Shop-N-Hop Markets Nick
Davis, Shamrock Bank, Trae Gray
Law Office, Valley Insurance,
Mehlberger-Brawley Engineering,
B.O.B. Contracting, Palace Drug,
Brown’s Funeral Service, Coalgate
Tag Agent/Virginia Townsend,
Sonny’s Grocery, Coal Oil & Gas,
Circle N Market, Jerry and Bonnie
Lemons, Penney Powell, Ada Sales
& Rentals, Baray Enterprises;
Coal Co. Market, FirstBank,
Coalgate
Record
Register,
MacHill Construction, J&M Snow
Cone, Happy Hair & Nails, Price
Boot Shop, Coal County Chamber
of Commerce, Brandin’ Iron Café
Commissioners’ Proceedings
LPXLP
and Laundry, Country Charm Inn,
First Insurance;
Jason’s Barber Shop, S&S
Lumber, Artworks/Lee Jackson,
C&C Hardware, The Flower
Garden, Coal County Historical
and Mining Museum, KYKC
Radio Station, Coalgate Mini
Storage;
District Judge Richard E.
Branam, State Rep. Donnie Condit,
Coal County Commissioner
Johnny D. Ward, Coal County
Assessor Cherry Hefley, Coal
County Court Clerk Rachel
Fuller, District Attorney Emily
Redman, Coal County Treasurer
Gina McNutt, Coal County Clerk
Eugina Loudermilk, Coal County
sheriff candidate Bryan Jump,
and Jones Energy.
Lehigh Man To Serve Time For
Domestic and Child Abuse
The Coal County District Court last week handed down a prison
sentence to a Lehigh man for domestic abuse assault and battery
and child abuse by injury.
In a plea agreement made on July 5, Freddie Jo File, 59, pleaded
guilty to the two felony counts that were filed that day. He
was sentenced to four years (two years in prison and two years
suspended) and $500 fine on the domestic abuse charge. He was
given 15 years with the last ten years suspended and a $1,000
fine for felony child abuse by injury. The two sentences will run
concurrently (at the same time).
Coal County sheriff’s deputy Bobby Hatton arrested File the
evening of July 3 after he was dispatched to File’s residence in
Lehigh. According to File’s wife and her 13-year-old daughter, a
physical altercation took place following an argument over pizza.
Both had signs of physical abuse, according to Hatton’s probable
cause affidavit.
Records show that File pleaded guilty to misdemeanor domestic
abuse in Coal County in 2005, at which time he was given a oneyear suspended sentence. He also has prior convictions for larceny,
knowingly concealing stolen property and public intoxication and
has received two deferred sentences in Atoka County for petit
larceny and driving under the influence of drugs.
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register
July 4 & 11, 2012, 2t)
IN AND FOR COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CHASE
HOME FINANCE LLC;
Plaintiff,
Vs.
JAMES W. BELCHER A/K/A JAMES
WYATT BELCHER AND NANCY L.
BELCHER A/K/A NANCY LEE BELCHER;
et al.
Defendants.
CJ-2011-15
NOTICE OF THIRD ALIAS SALE OF
LAND UNDER EXECUTION
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE
Notice is hereby given that on the 7th day
of August, 2012, at 10:00 o’clock A.M., front,
of the Coal County Courthouse in Coalgate,
Oklahoma, the undersigned Sheriff will
offer for third alias sale and sell for cash to
the highest and best bidder subject to real
estate ad valorem taxes, superior special
assessments and all interests of record,
if any, except the Mortgage and interests
foreclosed herein on the following described
real property, to-wit:
The West Half of Southwest Quarter of
Southeast Quarter (W/2 SW/4 SE/4) of
Section Twenty-two (22), Township Two (2)
North, Range Eight (8) East, Coal County,
State of Oklahoma, according to the
recorded plat thereof, commonly known as
Rural Route 1 Box 101, Tupelo, OK 74572
(the “Property”)
Third alias sale will be made pursuant to
a Special Execution and Order of Third Alias
Sale issued out of the office of the Court
Clerk in and for Coal County, Oklahoma,
and pursuant to said judgment reserving
the right of Plaintiff to recall said execution
by oral announcement and/or order of the
Court, prior to the third alias sale, said
judgment entered in the District Court in and
for said County, State of Oklahoma, in Case
No. CJ-2011-15, entitled JPMorgan Chase
Bank, N.A. successor by merger to Chase
Home Finance LLC, Plaintiff, vs. James W.
Belcher a/k/a James Wyatt Belcher and
Nancy L. Belcher a/k/a Nancy Lee Belcher,
et al., Defendant, to satisfy:
FIRST: The costs of said action accrued
and accruing;
SECOND: The judgment and first lien
of the Plaintiff, JPMorgan Chase Bank,
N.A. successor by merger to Chase Home
Finance LLC, in the sum of $122,600.63
with interest thereon at the rate of 6.5% per
annum from October 1, 2010, as adjusted,
if applicable, until paid; advances for taxes,
insurance and preservation expenses,
accrued and accruing; abstracting expenses,
accrued and accruing; bankruptcy fees and
costs, if any; and an attorney’s fee, plus
costs, with interest thereon at the same
rate, until paid.
Persons or other entities having interest
in the property including those whose
actual addresses are unknown and persons
or other entities who have or may have
unknown successors and such unknown
successors are hereby notified are: James
W. Belcher a/k/a James Wyatt Belcher;
Nancy L. Belcher a/k/a Nancy Lee Belcher;
Occupants of the Premises; Citizens Bank
of Ada.
The property has been duly appraised in
the sum of $40,000.00.
WITNESS MY HAND this 28th day of
June, 2012.
By: S)ROY DECK
SHERIFF OF COAL COUNTY
KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRANCIS
A Professional Corporation
Jason Howell, OBA #19128
Triad Center 1, Suite 550
7666 East 61st Street
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133
Telephone: (918) 254-0626
Facsimile: (918) 254-7915
E-mail: jhowell@kivell.com
Trick Roper
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Public Library
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•Oral Surgery •Teeth Whitening
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Protect your eyes with a good pair of sunglasses.
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Fourth-generation Wild West
showman Marty Tipton, aka
“The Oklahoma Kid,” carries on
the family business with style.
The trick roper and professional
cowboy
has
performed
thousands of shows across the
nation, adding his own chapter
to his storied pedigree with his
sharp wit and a unique message.
“It’s not always how fast you
run in life, or how high you
climb, but how you bounce” is
Tipton’s favorite saying.
Tipton grew up on the
legendary 101 Ranch in Ponca
City. His great-grandfather
worked with Buffalo Bill and
Geronimo. His grandfather
worked with Pawnee Bill.
His father was a rodeo world
champion. He has relative ties
to Will Rogers.
The Oklahoma Kid will be at
the Coal County Public Library
on Thursday, July 12 at 2:00 p.m.
Children, teens and adults are
welcome to attend. There is no
charge. For more information,
call the Coal County Public
Library at 580-927-3103.
This program is made possible
through a grant from the
Rural Oklahoma Community
Foundation.
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REVIVAL
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register July 11, 18, & 25, 2012, 3t)
IN AND FOR COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF:
THOMAS EUGENE McCOY,
Petitioner,
v.
KELLY DIANE (BETSEY) McCOY,
Respondent.
FD-2012-14
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
TO: KELLY DIANE (BETSEY) McCOY
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a petition has been fled against you in the District Court of
Coal County, State of Oklahoma, in an action entitled Thomas Eugene McCoy, Petitioner,
v. Kelly Diane (Betsey) McCoy, Respondent, Case No. FD-2012-14, by the Petitioner,
Thomas Eugene McCoy. This summons by publication is specifically directed to Kelly
Diane (Betsey) McCoy whose whereabouts are unknown.
The nature of this suit against you is petition for divorce in which Petitioner requests that
the Court grant and award the Petitioner a Decree of Divorce from the Respondent; custody
of the parties’ minor children subject to supervised visitation by the Respondent; a fair and
equitable division and distribution of the property and debts accumulated by the parties; and
for such other and further relief as to which the Petitioner may be entitled and which may be
deemed just and proper by the Court.
Unless you answer the petition on or before August 27, 2012, judgment will be taken in
favor of Thomas Eugene McCoy and against you for the relief requested in said Petition.
Rachel Fuller, Court Clerk
By:S)Cheryl Hobgood
Deputy Court Clerk
Thomas Eugene McCoy, Pro Se
103 South Dwight
Coalgate, Oklahoma 74538
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Coal County
District
Court Records
Felonies
Freddie Jo File, Lehigh, OK
– Domestic abuse assault and
battery; child abuse by injury.
Truydel Seth Kinsey, Atoka,
OK – Driving a motor vehicle
while under the influence of
alcohol, aggravated.
Misdemeanors
Robert Allen Counterman,
Coalgate, OK – Driving a motor
vehicle while under the influence
of alcohol.
David
Doyle
Westfall,
Coalgate, OK – Possession of
controlled dangerous substance
(2 counts); public intoxication.
Thomas Carlisle Casey,
Stonewall, OK – Driving with
license
canceled/suspended/
revoked.
Heath Duane Pate, Coalgate,
OK – Domestic assault and
battery in presence of minor.
Divorces
Naomi Lee Weakley vs Donald
Wayne Weakley.
Brenda Woods vs Jeffery Earl
Woods.
Marriages
Matthew
Gentry
Pope,
Tacoma, WA, and Rebecca Ann
Crow, Coalgate, OK.
Traffic Citations
The following traffic citations
were issued by the Coalgate
Police
Department
from
Sunday, July 1 through Sunday,
July 8.
Joy C. Cuttill, Glen Carbon,
IL – Speeding.
Nima Heydarian, Dallas, TX
– No driver’s license.
Timothy Paul Horn, Lehigh,
OK – Public intoxication;
disturbing the peace.
Wesley Clay Scott, Kiowa,
OK – Disorderly conduct.
Amy L. Lambirth, Omaha,
NE – Speeding.
Molly Beth Clack, Chicago,
IL – Speeding.
Julio
Javier
Carcamo,
Princeton, TX – No seat belt.
Mary
Cathelene
Holt,
Coalgate, OK – No seat belt.
Charles M. Garner, Muskogee,
OK – Left of center.
Carthan
Lance
Heard,
Blanchard, OK – Speeding.
Vanesa R. Doose, Atoka, OK
– Speeding.
Matthew Justin Busch,
Dallas, TX – Speeding.
James
Kenion
Avant,
Keithville, LA – Speeding.
COALGATE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
~ Meetings Will Start at 6:30 pm ~
Meetings will be led by Tisha Wilson 580-258-8925 and Clinton Palmer 580-258-0259 with
pastoral staff available for free counseling. Pastor Billy Wilson is a licensed Clinical Pastoral
Counselor, and Pastors Linda Wilson and Mary Jo Johnson are licensed counselors.
Tisha has over come destructive habits and long to help you do the same.
We are here to help you be free from destructive habits and move into a fulfilling life.
We invite anyone who feels unloved or alone to come enjoy friendship with others who are
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625-630 .................................... $132-$135
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LEGAL NOTICE
Coalgate
Police
Report
NOW MEETING ON TUESDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGS
Church phone: 580-92-3020
Scott McCormack
Cell 580-310-4389
Pastor Billy’s cell: 580-927-5588
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register July 11 & 18, 2012, 2t)
WITHIN AND FOR COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CLEO INEZ TRENTHAM, DECEASED
P-09-5
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR DETERMINATION OF
HEIRS, AND FOR DISTRIBUTION AND FOR DISCHARGE AFTER COMPLYING
WITH ORDERS OF THE COURT
Notice is hereby given that Eddie Claud Trentham, Personal Representative of the
Estate of Cleo Inez Trentham, Deceased, having filed in this Court her First and Final
Account of the administration of said Estate and for Order Allowing the same, and also
filed a Petition for Determination of Heirs, Devisees and Legatees and for Distribution
and for Discharge of said Personal Representative After Complying with Orders of the
Court, the hearing of the same has been set by the Court for the 16th day of August, 2012
at 10:00 o’clock A.M., at court of said District Court in the courthouse at Coalgate, Coal
County, Oklahoma and all persons interested in said Estate are notified then and there
to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said First and Final Account should
not be settled and allowed; the heirs determined and said Estate ordered distributed to
the heirs, devisees and Legatees thereof and the Personal Representative discharged
after complying with Orders of the Court.
Dated this 9th day of July, 2012.
S)D. Clay Mowdy
Judge of the District Court
Prepared by;
Donald K. Groom OBA 3635
3601 Classen Blvd., Suite 102
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register July 4, 11 & 18, 2012, 3t)
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
INJUN, INC.,
Plaintiff
Vs.
MORRIS RANDOLPH CARR and JAMES HOUSTON CARR and all other
persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or other interest in the
real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff’s ownership,
and the unknown heirs, administrators, executors, devisees, trustees,
successors and assigns, immediate and remote of MORRIS RANDOLPH
CARR,
Defendants.
CJ-2012-20
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
MORRIS RANDOLPH CARR and JAMES HOUSTON CARR and all other
persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or other interest in the
real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff’s ownership, and the
unknown heirs, administrators, executors, devisees, trustees, successors and
assigns, immediate and remote of MORRIS RANDOLPH CARR.
You are hereby notified that Plaintiff has filed a Petition in the District Court of
COAL County, State of Oklahoma, Case No. CJ-2012-20, against you, alleging
that it is the fee simple owner of the following described real property situated in
COAL County, State of Oklahoma, to wit:
All of Section 16, Township 1 North, Range 10 East COAL County, State of
Oklahoma
That said Defendants named herein, claim some right, title, lien, estate,
encumbrance, claim, assessment or interest in and to said real property involved
herein adverse to that of said Plaintiff, which constitutes a cloud upon the title of
said Plaintiff, and the defendants, have no right, title, lien, estate, encumbrance,
claim, assessment or interest either in law or equity in and to said property as is
set forth in the Petition herein.
That the Defendants be adjudged to have no rights, title, claim, estate or
interest in and to the real property involved in the cause of action and that they be
perpetually barred and enjoined from setting up or asserting any right, title, claim,
estate or interest in and to said property, that said Defendants must answer the
Petition filed herein by Plaintiff on or before the 13th day of August 2012, or said
Petition will be taken as true and correct and Judgment rendered accordingly
decreeing that the said Plaintiff is the owner of the property described in said
Petition.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL THE 2nd day of July, 2012.
Rachel Fuller
Court Clerk of Coal County
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OJRA QUALIFIERS Lane and Charllee Couch, left, and Taylor and Hunter Spears, right.
Local Kids Compete In OJRA Finals
Three local cowboys and one
cowgirl competed in the OJRA
Finals held June 1 and 2 in
Hartshorne, OK.
Lane Couch qualified in
breakaway roping in the
peewee age group. He finished
the weekend in 2nd place.
Miss Charllee Couch and her
horse Dollar made the finals in
the little wrangler barrels. She
had two qualifying runs for the
weekend.
Hunter Spears qualified for
Jr. bareback riding, Jr. steer
riding, Jr. breakaway roping,
Jr. goat tying, and team roping.
He brought home the all-around
cowboy saddle in the Jr. age
group. He also brought home
the buckle for Jr. bareback.
Taylor Spears qualified in
the little wrangler age group
for sheep riding and bareback
riding. Taylor placed 3rd overall
in the bareback riding.
Lane Couch is son of Clint
Couch of Coalgate and Sherri
Davis of McAlester. Charllee
Couch is the daughter of Clint
and Tracy Couch of Coalgate.
Hunter and Taylor Spears
are the sons of Brad and Marti
Spears of Coalgate.
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OK – Speeding.
Kerry
Dewayne
Taylor,
Coalgate, OK – Failure to pay
taxes due state.
David Brian Swift, Azle, TX –
Public drunk.
Tanner Pierce Caudle, Horatio,
AR – Speeding.
Jeremy Kevin Hodson, Edmond,
OK – Speeding.
Marshall S. Walton, Ada, OK –
Speeding.
Atoka man facing felony DUI
charge
A 27-year-old Atoka man was
charged Monday with driving a
motor vehicle while under the
influence of alcohol, aggravated.
The crime is punishable by
imprisonment up to five years and
a fine up to $2,500, or a minimum
of 28 days of treatment followed
by 30 days of aftercare at the
defendant’s expense.
Truydal Seth Kinsey was arrested
Saturday evening by trooper John
Ivey after Ivey pulled Kinsey’s
vehicle over for speeding. Kinsey
failed field sobriety tests and tested
0.20 on the state’s breath test. He
pleaded not guilty on Monday
afternoon and is scheduled to
make a return court appearance on
July 19.
Court records show that Kinsey
pleaded no contest to driving
under the influence of alcohol,
aggravated, in Atoka County in
May 2011. He was given a oneyear suspended sentence.
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Traffic Citations
The following traffic citations
issued by the Oklahoma Highway
Patrol were filed in Coal County
District Court during the period of
Monday, July 2 through Monday,
July 9.
Earnest Lee Cottrell, Lehigh,
OK – No seat belt.
Hansford Lee Storey IV,
Eagletown, OK - Speeding;
driving under suspension 2nd and
subsequent.
John Lavern Jacobs, Atoka, OK
– No insurance.
Dalton Vendall Gaines, Ada, OK
– Speeding.
Robert Eric Bartke, Plano, TX –
Speeding.
Malinda Matlock Zelesnikar,
Edmond, OK – Speeding.
Jeffrey Robert Turner, Dallas, TX
– Speeding; no driver’s license.
Antonio Dewain Johnson,
Lancaster, TX – Speeding.
Tammy Renea Bray, Seminole,
OK – Speeding.
Danny
Ray
Mothersell,
Campbell, TX – Speeding.
Larry Wayne Atchley, Athens,
TX – Speeding.
David Curtis Sampson, Ada, OK
– Speeding.
Truydel Seth Kinsey, Atoka, OK
– Speeding.
Christopher Newcomb, Norman,
OK - Speeding.
Adrian Davon Williams, OKC –
Speeding.
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GARAGE SALES
YARD SALE—Sat. Only at 211 S.
Byrd St. Rain or shine. Begins at
8 am. Tools, tool boxes, sanders,
grinders, air conditioners, oak table
& chairs, beds & bedding, children’s,
men’s & women’s clothing (multiple
sizes). Danny Baker, Billy Standridge,
and Rachel Hall. (1tc17)
GARAGE SALE—NOTICE, close
out of flea market. Peace pipes (you
can really smoke), 1177 and 22 pellet
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more. 109 N. Roy St. Fri. & Sat. 8 am
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YARD SALE—Sat. ONLY. 9 N.
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clothing and scrubs, men & kids
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Please fax your resume to: Randi Sue
Please fax your resume to: Randi Sue
credit OK. VA and FHA financing
Smith at 580-298-5566 or pick up an
available 1000 furniture package
Smith at 580-298-5566 or pick up an
application at one of our four locations.
with new home purchase. Call for
application
at one of our four locations.
Atoka
Coalgate
Antlers
free 100
approval
888-878-2971
or 405- 1501 E.Hugo
701 S. Mississippi
714 S. Broadway
N. High St.
Jackson St.
Atoka
Please respond by Friday, July 20, 2012.
(580) 889-7357
(580) 298-3368
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602-4526.
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@ 918-576-3696 for your approval.
wac (6/6tfn)
ZERO DOWN!! If you own land
Oklahoma’s World War II veterans waited 60 years for a
or have a trade in!! No Minimum
20 Acres 5/3 Home features kitchen island, breakfast bar, walk
memorial in their honor. We want you to help Oklahoma
credit score required.
FREE
in pantry, formal dining, family room, fireplace, 2 patios, celveterans visit this
statewide delivery! Call Americas
memorial by making
lar, 2 car garage, barn, and pond. $199k. Nixon rd
#1 Homebuilder for approval! #866a tax-deductible
888-2825 wac. (3/14tfn)
donation to Oklahoma
FOR SALE—2004 Pontiac Grand
2/1 Home on corner lot. Home has ch&a. $29,500. 703 E
Honor Flights today.
Prix GT, black, automatic, 3.8 motor
Lafayette
(needs motor work) $900.00 OBO,
Call for info. 580-927-6482 or 580For more information on how to donate, visit
927-6402. (1tp17)
www.oklahomahonorflights.org • (405) 259-9000
3/2 Home on 5 Acres with pond, creek, chicken coop, green
FOR SALE—Full-blood red and
house, rv hook up. New Roof!! $145,000. Olney
blue heeler puppies. Not registered.
Born May 10, 2012. Three females
and two males. $100 each in Tupelo.
3/2 Home on 8.5 Acres with pond, pecan trees, 2 car detached
580-916-1421 or 580-845-2585 in
garage, barn, and 4 metal kennel blds with 22 dog runs. Too
Tupelo. (2tc17)
Bank Teller
ZONE: 1,2,3 & 4
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New Listings!
WANT TO LEASE
much to list... $169,900. Olney
4/2 Home on 61 Acres 40% wooded, 10 Acre hay meadow,
live creek, cellar. $179,900. West of Coalgate Hwy 3
2/2 Log Home on 1 Acre, just built in 2009, ch&a, knotty pine
cabinets, walls, and cathedral ceiling. $79,900, Olney
2/2 Home on City Lot, carport, large covered shed, fenced in
yard. $29,900. 5 S. Veterans Dr.
3/1 Home on 6 City Lots/1 Acre, extra insulation, vinyl siding, full length covered back patio. $47,500. Centrahoma
3/2 Home on City Lot $64,500. 802 SW Railroad St.
3/2 Home on 2.5 Acres on Lake Atoka - $69,900.
2/1 Home on .5 Acres on lake Atoka - $49,500.
Monica Chesney/Broker Associate
BRYAN APPRAISAL & REALTY
Office: 580-924-7220
Cell: 580-927-6300
Fax: 580-924-7228
ATTENTION
Interested in selling
your oil or gas
mineral rights
please call
405-203-8055
for further details
stonelandllc@gmail.com
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Send an Oklahoma veteran to Washington DC
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—1, 2, 3 & 4-bdrm
houses. 927-9910 or 580-258-8856,
cell. (11/24tfn)
HOUSES FOR RENT—Furnished &
unfurnished. All bills paid on some.
927-3133. (3/10tfn)
FOR RENT –– Office spaces: one is
800 sq. ft and one is 2400 sq. ft. Also
have house for rent. Call Rebecca
Washburn 580-927-5332 (1/18tfn)
FOR RENT—2-bdrm, apartment in
country. Water paid. Also 3-bdrm
house by hospital for rent. 580-2588856. (5/30tfn)
FOR RENT—4-bdrm, 2-bath house
in the country, 8 miles West of
Coalgate. $600 per month. 9276968. (6/6tfn)
FOR RENT—1-bdrm apts, stove,
refrigerator, CH/A, 3 walk-in storm
shelters, water, sewer & garbage
paid. Laundry facility on property.
Handicap accessible apts. Available.
At least 62 years of age may apply
at Louis Sandmann Senior Housing,
1201 Cedar Way, west of Coalgate
Football Field, 580-927-2781. Office
hours, M-F 9:00 – 1:00. (4tc17)
WANTED
RICK’S
TANK
TRUCK
SERVICES is looking to hire
qualified drivers to drive at night for
the Calvin area. Yard is located south
of Calvin on Hwy 75. You must
carry a Class A CDL, be 21-yrs.old,
and have at least one-year tank truck
driving experience. $16.25 per hour.
Average 60-hrs. Benefits available.
Please contact Matt 580-399-5608.
(tfn)
HILLTOP HEALTH CARE is
seeking a full time RN/LPN to work
Monday – Friday 8 to 4:30. Paid
holidays, competitive wages, mileage
and benefits. Contact Vickie at 580332-1892. (4tc17)
IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS
Ranch Specialist
Cheyenne Stanley
E-mail: realestate@pattydingle.com
918-557-5308
580-889-7977
Atoka, Oklahoma
• 400+/-acres of Prime hunting land located on the West side of the Jack Hills. 4 ponds. Creek. Small hunters cabin. Whitetails. Rio
Grande Turkey. Some quail. Hogs and other predators. $1400 per acre. Price reduced to $1,250 per acre. Clarita
• 710 acres - A recreational paradise. High fenced. Managed deer program since 2006. 2800 sq. ft. home. 3 bedrooms, 3.4 baths.
Guest house. 3500 sq. ft. insulated shop building. 7 ponds. 3 seasonal creeks. $1.6 million.
• 110 acres - Great hunting lodge. Pecan trees. Pond. Blue river frontage. Meadows. $110,000.
• 200 acres - 10 acre lake. New fences. Creek. Scattered Pecan trees. Pens. Electricity. 85% open. $2,000/acre.
• 480 acres - 25 acre lake. 75% open. Pens. Electricity. County road frontage. $1750/acre.
SOLD
MANy MoRE LISTINGS AvAILABLE. PLEASE CHECk oUR WEB SITE foR ALL LISTINGS WITH PICTURES
“Handling Coalgate homes....Tom Fritz...580-258-0262”
www.pattydingle.com
CAXCA
GrAziNG pASTurE
Would like a 1 to 5 year lease
Call - pake McEntire
918-625-5281
Contact Lindsey Gaylor
for all of your
Real Estate needs
Maxwell Real Estate
1130 Arlington - Ada, Ok 74820
580-927-6120 or 580-332-6482
New Listing-3 bdrm 1.5 bath brick on 1 acre 3 miles North
on hwy 75. $58,000.00.
Real Estate
ale
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Land for
NEWE LISTING - 806 S. Bayard, 1680 sq ft frame home with 3 bedroom, 1 3/4 bath 30x30 all metal shop, 4 car carport, RV carport &
fenced yard. Priced at $115,000.
NEW LISTING - 7 N. Orray, 960 sq ft frame home with 2 bedrooms, 1
bath, super nice, extra low utilities & 2 car metal carport . Priced at
$58,000.
NEW LISTING - Onley, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath brickhome on 4 acres
with in closed garage, horse barn & round pen right on the black
top. Priced at $68,000.
NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom, 1 bath frame home with detached metal
carport, storage building, very clean and extra nice, recently remolded on 2 lots. 4 South Veterans Drive. Priced and $89,000.
3 bedroom, 2 bath home on the corner of Covington & Hanover.
Priced at $30,000.
House on 20 acres. 3 bedroom, 2 bath frame home. 1/2 mile South
on College road 5 miles East of Coalgate on Hwy 43. Priced at
$125,000.
39 acres, 3 mi. N. of Coalgate on Hwy 75. Priced at $100,000.00.
220 acres 1 mile West of Coalgate on Hwy 3. Good for hunting, cattle, with 2 large ponds and Hwy frontage.
Metal Building on 2 lots on Frey St. Priced at $29,000.00
For all your auction and Real Estate needs call:
Haney Auction and Real Estate
203 North Mississippi • Atoka OK • 580-889-3497
Kevin Haney Auctioneer/Broker • 580-927-5029
Sales Associate: Joel Coffee • 580-927-5563
Sales Associate: Chillie Joe Bills • 580-258-0312
Honest, Hardworking & Dependable!
www.haneyauction.com
!
Science Safari Comes
To The Library
The Coal County Public Library will host Susan Campbell and
the Science Safari on Tuesday, July 17 at 2:00 p.m. for a Summer
Reading Program. Susan will be presenting a program called
“Things that Glow and Spark in the Dark.” For this presentation,
the meeting room will be plunged into darkness so we can view
lots of glow and spark. Susan Campbell is the founder of Science Safari©. Since 1994
she has presented lively, interactive science enrichment programs
for thousands of children in many venues, including schools,
recreation centers, museums, homes, businesses and institutions. A
lifelong lover of science, Susan’s enthusiasm is always contagious
with the children on safari.
This program is made possible by the Institute of Museums and
Library Services, Sonic: America’s Drive-in, and the Oklahoma
Department of Libraries.
Class of
1997 Reunion!!
The Coalgate High School
Class of 1997
is proud to announce their
15th Class Reunion
July 14, 2012
Coalgate Park Building 1 W Post
5pm-7:30pm (Family Time)
7:30pm - Midnight (Adults Only)
Hamburgers and Hotdogs and potluck dessert
Admission
$10.00
Per-couple and kids included
$5.00
singles and kids included
All money
collected will
go toward
expenses.
We hope all 1997 graduates and classmates
classmate who
attend any years with us at Coalgate School can
attended
come and join in on the fun!!!
For more info, Please call
Jana Duncan 580-927-6229 or
Chris Bradley 580-258-8818 or go
check out our Class of '97 Facebook page
CLASSIFIEDS
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Full-Time PosiTion AvAilAble
Coal County General Hospital
has a full-time position available for a
Maintenance technician.
We offer competitive wages and an excellent benefit
package. Please apply in the Human Resources Department at 8 N. Covington, Coalgate. EOE
and Family Hair Care Center
POSITION AVAILABLE
Jewelry, Purses, Caps
and Summer Flip Flops!
Owner: Barbara Callicoat
314 E. Court • Atoka, OK 74525 • (580) 889-7704
For a Para Professional
to work with special needs children.
New Inventory Arriving Weekly!
Come by Coalgate Superintendents Office
and pick-up an application.
High School Education Required.
TEACHER
FOR BIG FIVE 3 YEAR OLD HEAD START-COALGATE
Must be 18 years age. Prefer Bachelor’s Degree in early
childhood. Associates Degree in Early Childhood is required.
Experience in pre-school classroom is required, two years
is preferred. Excellent communication skills. Child Development Associate Credential preferred and must be attained
within 1 year. No Criminal record as verified by OSBI and
DHS. Must have valid Oklahoma driver’s license, vehicle
liability insurance and a good driving record. Must be free
of communicable diseases. Within 30 days of employment
must be Pediatric first aid and CPR certified. Closes 7-1612 Submit applications at Big Five Office, 1502 N. 1st or
P.O. Box 1577, Durant, OK. 74701.EOE/AA
Capris & Shorts!
is
Brittany Dav
All Sizes
Including
Plus Size
40% OFF
MISS ME TOPS!
VINTAGE
CLOTHING
POSITION AVAILABLE
Coal County Extended Care has an Administrator’s
position available in our Home Health/Hospice department. We are looking for a leader to ensure quality patient care, has the ability to effectively communicate to
clients, families, physicians and staff. This position is
full time and would require someone who has a Home
Health Administrator’s license. We offer a competitive
salary, excellent benefits that include paid time off, paid
holidays and health insurance as well as other benefits.
Please apply in the Human Resources Department at 8
N. Covington, Coalgate. To request an application you
may also call 580-927-2327 ext 259. EOE
MEN’S
LUCKY & SILVER
JEANS
Call For An Appointment
With Our Beauty Stylists!
HOURS:
9:30 a.m. to
5:30 p.m.
Be friends with us
on Facebook!
See photos of what’s
new on Facebook.
Library Awarded Rural Oklahoma
Community Foundation Grant
Card of Thanks
25th Judicial District Drug Court would like to thank the
Atoka Truck Stop for providing for the Drug Court Graduation Friday, June 15th, three hundred hamburgers
hamburger, the grill to
cook them on and you made a pretty good hand at flipping
them, too.
Also we’d like to say thanks to Sonny’s Grocery for the
Brisket and Daniel Cox for the great job cooking it.
Jason’s
The Coal County Public Library is
pleased to announce it has received a
$1,400 grant from the Rural Oklahoma
Community Foundation. The grant
will be used for Summer Reading
Programs and Coal County Adult
Literacy Services.
“We are pleased to have received
this grant, which will provide more
programs for our children, teens and
adults,” says Margie Jump, head
librarian. The programs encourage
reading for all ages. The literacy
service is an organization within the
library to help adults improve reading
skills.
Programs made possible through
this grant include Lewis & Clark
history program; Kentucky Daisy,
BARBER SHOP
has moved to a new location
at the
Palace Drug Store
Open Daily - 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 1 pm
CLOSED SUNDAY
“A Vote for My Daddy is a Vote for Our Future”
H
H
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an Oklahoma history program;
Oklahoma Kid trick roper; an adult
mystery party; and an adult literacy
training workshop.
The Rural Oklahoma Community
Foundation was founded in 1995 by
Carolyn Watson, CEO of Shamrock
Bank, to actively work to improve
the quality of life in selected rural
Oklahoma communities.
The Rural Oklahoma Community
Foundation has three different grant
programs that promote education,
community appearance, economic
development and art and the
humanities. The Foundation targets
the Oklahoma communities of
Coalgate, Caddo, Clayton, Mountain
View, Apache, Durant and Altus.
Since its inception, the Rural
Oklahoma Community Foundation
has awarded over $500,000 in grants
to improve the quality of life in rural
Oklahoma. For more information,
please visit the web site at www.
ruraloklahoma.org.
Relayers To Meet
Hello fellow relayers! We
will be having a Relay For Life
Meeting on July 24th @ 6p.m. At
this time we will be meeting at
Custom Dental Office in Atoka. I will keep you informed if the
location changes. You won’t want
to miss this meeting- I have some
exciting news that will benefit
EVERY team with fundraising!
Hope to see you there! And
remember, Relay Night is right
around the corner!! Resa Gilbert
580-364-3238
Storm Shelters
All Concrete
10 yr. Manufactured Warranty on leakage
Installed
Jerry English
580-927-5493
General Backhoe Work ~ Dozer Work ~ Septic Systems
COALGATE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Will Be Having A
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Elect Bryan Jump for Coal County Sheriff
July 14th
August 28th, 2012
From 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
There Will Be Classes And Singing For All Ages,
Adults Too!
We Will Be Studying Christian Character
Paid for by Bryan Jump, 103 W. Hooker, Coalgate, OK.
Lunch Provided
T&N
Laundry Mat
206 W Queen Ave.
We also have Drop-off laundry service and press.
FREE LOCAL DELIVERY
RDAY Drop off Hours:
CLOSED SATU
& SUNDAY Monday - Friday 8am-5pm
8 lb
Bag Ice
.99
¢
Operating Hours:
Monday-Sunday
7am-9pm
DROP-OFF PRICES:
$1.20 a lb to wash, dry, & fold
$4.00 a pair for pants to press
$2.50 a button shirt - .75¢ per t-shirt to press
$4.00 a set for scrubs
1 coupon per customer
Tanning available - new bed
1st tan free w/a month purchase
$3.00 a tan or $30 unlimited a month
When your recent graduates head off to college,
arm them with the right tools:

Easy mobile banking apps for iPhone and Android.

Online banking for instant access to their Shamrock Bank account.

A Shamrock Bank debit card for easy transactions no matter how far
from home.
Shamrock Bank offers a suite of products tailormade for your student on the go. For details log
on to
www.shamrockbank.com
101 North Main
Coalgate
927-2311

Coalgate Record Register

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