2014 Junior/Senior Prom A Great Success!

Holdenville TRIBUNE
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VOLUME 14, NUMBER 21 HUGHES COUNTY, OKLAHOMA 1 SECTION 50¢ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014
2014 Junior/Senior Prom A Great Success!
“The Great Gatsby” theme at Moss prom
KAYLA PHILLIPS AND EASTON ELLIOTT
DEVIN SHIELDS AND BRANDI FLETCHER
BAILEY WINGO
AND PROUD GRANDMOTHER LINDA WINGO
JUSTIN FITZGERALD AND COURTNEY TATUM
UMW
to host
luncheon
THREE GENERATIONS...KRISTI MOODY WITH DAUGHTER LEXIE,
SON LANDON, AND MOTHER PENNY ROBERTS
As most of our readers know
the annual Methodist Church
WMU Spring Luncheon will
be next Thursday, May 8. It is
an event most local folks look
very forward to. Some of us “old
timers” remember the Kenmair Class May breakfast that
was held for many years. It was
one of the biggest gatherings in
Holdenville.
We recently found an article
written by Charles Kemmerer
that was published in 1964 about
the event.
BOTH SIDES OF THE
TRACKS – 1964
Nita Booker will meet you at
the door of the Methodist Church
(basement) next Saturday morning to accept your dollar or your
ticket to the KENMAIR Class
“MAY BREAKFAST.” Nita is
Reedy’s little gal and the same
Continued on Page B-1
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Area seniors will soon be getting their diplomas and many of
them are already making preparations to attend college. Many
of those that will start college this fall will never finish and many
of those that do finish will have huge student loans to repay.
For many students there are other options that should be considered. My “pipelining” son had a much better salary than my
son with the college degree.
Sometimes I believe we have made our children feel like they
were a failure if they didn’t go to college. Nothing could be farther from the truth. There are a lot of graduates that should not
waste their time or money on college and there are many good
jobs that do not require a college degree.
Josh Mandel, the State Treasurer of Ohio, wrote a very interesting column recently that every senior should read . . . and
their parents.
In American high schools, it is becoming increasingly hard to
defend the vanishing of shop class from the curriculum. The trend
began in the 1970s, when it became conventional wisdom that a
four-year college degree was essential. As Forbes magazine reported in 2012, 90% of shop classes have been eliminated for
the Los Angeles unified school district’s 660,000 students. Yet a
2012 Bureau of Labor Statistics study shows that 48% of all college graduates are working in jobs that don’t require a four-year
degree.
Too many young people have four-year liberal-arts degrees, are
thousands of dollars in debt and find themselves serving coffee
at Starbucks or working part-time at the mall. Many of them
would have been better off with a two-year skilled-trade or technical education that provides the skills to secure a well-paying
job.
A good trade to consider: welding. I recently visited Pioneer
Pipe in the Utica and Marcellus shale area of Ohio and learned
that last year the company paid 60 of its welders more than
$150,000 and two of its welders over $200,000. The owner, Dave
Archer, said he has had to turn down orders because he can’t find
enough skilled welders.
According to the 2011 Skills Gap Survey by the Manufacturing Institute, about 600,000 manufacturing jobs are unfilled nationally because employers can’t find qualified workers. To help
produce a new generation of welders, pipe-fitters, electricians,
carpenters, machinists and other skilled tradesmen, high schools
should introduce students to the pleasure and pride they can take
in making and building things in shop class.
American employers are so yearning to motivate young people
to work in manufacturing and the skilled trades that many are willing to pay to train and recruit future laborers. CEO Karen Wright
of Ariel Corp. in Mount Vernon, Ohio, recently announced that
the manufacturer of gas compressors is donating $1 million to
the Knox County Career Center to update the center’s computerintegrated manufacturing equipment, so students can train on the
same machines used in Ariel’s operations.
In rural Minster, Ohio, near the Indiana border, electrician and
entrepreneur Jack Buschur is creating the Auglaize & Mercer
County Business Education Alliance, which will use private-sector dollars to fund a skilled-trade ambassador to walk the halls of
local high schools with the mission of recruiting teenagers into
these fields. This ambassador will also work to persuade school
guidance counselors and administrators to change their tune that
college is the only route to prosperity, and to encourage them
to inform their students about the many opportunities in skilled
trades.
At Humtown Products in Columbiana, Ohio, near the Pennsylvania border, CEO Mark Lamoncha is coordinating tours for local
high-school guidance counselors to visit his company so that they
can learn about job opportunities in advanced manufacturing and
3-D printing. Rather than having students seeing posters only for
Ohio State, Pitt, Harvard and Yale in their high-school hallways,
he wants to convince the schools’ guidance counselors to also post
signs for the Choffin Career & Technical Center in Youngstown
and the New Castle School of Trades in Pulaski, Pa.
The Ohio School Board Association recently heard a similar
message—from the actor John Ratzenberger, whom you might
remember as Cliff Clavin, the mailman from the 1980s sitcom
“Cheers.” Mr. Ratzenberger these days is devoting considerable
charitable time and dollars toward raising the profile of America’s
skilled laborers as role models for young people.
He began this effort in 2004 with a TV show called “Made
in America,” focusing attention on the rewarding labor of bluecollar workers making everything from Steinway pianos and
Wonder Bread to Caterpillar equipment and Chris Craft yachts.
Now he’s crisscrossing the country urging schools to invest in
vocational education. On “Cheers,” Cliff Clavin never appeared
to be overly industrious, but in promoting the restoration of shop
class in U.S. high schools, Mr. Ratzenberger is working hard to
put young Americans in good jobs. Educators could learn a thing
or two from him.
—CC—
“College sense” and “Common sense” often have very little
in common. Pat Lehman shares the following story . .
Our friend Lisa, who was a student at Michigan Technology
University, had never learned to cook at home. We had been trying
to coach her, but one day she declined our offers of assistance and
headed into the kitchen to prepare dinner.
We heard the microwave running and decided she must have
figured that much out. Ten minutes later, we asked her what she
was cooking.
“Nothing so far,” she replied. “I’m letting the microwave
preheat.”
—CC—
I still remember when my close friend Charlie Hickerson
came by our dry cleaners many years ago to see me. My Dad
told Charlie that I had not returned from college yet.
Charlie jokingly said, “Do you think Bill will remember
everything he learns in college?”
My Dad quickly replied, “I sure hope not, somebody is going
to have to help me work!”
Ashley Olive Inducted Into
Honorary Commanders Program
Ashley Olivo, Business Development
Director, of St. Mary’s Regional Medical
Center, is one of nineteen civic and business leaders from Enid
inducted into the 71st
Flying Training Wing
Honorary Commanders program at Vance
Air Force Base. In its
14th year in Enid, the
Air Force program
matches specially selected members of
the community with
senior military commanders to serve a
one-year term. During
the event, the newest
members were introduced to their respective group and squadron commanders. “The
goal of the Honorary Commander program
is to partner with the local community and
our civilian colleagues with the hope of
providing additional insight into the various aspects of the Vance mission,” said
Col. Darren James.
Ashley was also recently honored as one
of Enid Young Professional’s “10 Under
40.” The event awards Enid’s finest young
professionals under the age of 40 based off
of nominations from the greater Enid community. The 10 recipients were chosen from
33 people who were
nominated. This was
the second year for the
awards. Lt. Gov. Todd
Lamb, an Enid native,
was guest speaker and
presented the awards.
Ashley is on the board
of several organizations, including the
Jayla Alexis Tuck
Cancer Foundation,
Hospice Circle of
Love, and United Way
of Enid and Northwest
Oklahoma. She is also
a member of the Junior Welfare League of Enid, and the Tour
de Trykes and Twilight Criterium Marketing
Chair for Enid Noon AMBUCS.
Ashley is a native of Holdenville and is
the daughter of Scott and Tonya Olivo. She
is the granddaughter of Charles and Marlene
Gann, Lamar, and Alice and the late Marvin
Olivo, Holdenville.
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LEGAL NOTICE
BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA
CAUSE CD NO. 201403103-T
APPLICANT: PETROQUEST ENERGY, L.L.C.
RELIEF SOUGHT: DRILLING AND SPACING UNIT
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 7 NORTH,
RANGE 12 EAST, HUGHES COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
NOTICE OF HEARING
TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, PRODUCERS,
OPERATORS, PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF OIL AND
GAS, INCLUDING Anglin Properties Irrevocable Living Trust
dated 7/26/1976, Belva Leann Leach, Trustee; Anthony Steven
Maschak c/o Guardian Care, Inc.; ARK Trust Carol W. Byrd,
Trustee; Ben Davis Invesments, LLC; Canaan Resources X,
LLC; Carol W. Byrd Trust Carol W. Byrd, Trustee; Charles
Mayhue; Chesapeake Exploration, LLC; Chesapeake
Investments; Christopher Michael Maschak; Cobra Patroleum
Company; Donald N. Price; Donna Eversole; George R. Eckles,
Jr.; Glynell Meddler; Harlton Beck; Harvey B. Platt Testamentary
Trust dated 5/20/2002, Thomas E. Nix, Jr., Trustee; Harvey
L. Price; Harvey L. Price & Alice F. Price as Trustees of The
Harvey L. Price Family Revocable Living Trust; Jack W. Head
and Linda M. Head Revocable Trust u/a/d 7/2/2003, Jack W.
Head and Linda M. Head, Co-Trustees; Jean Toepfer; John
C. Lucas; Joyce Johnson, a/k/a Anita Joyce Johnson; Lisa A.
Hammond Salinas, a/k/a Lisa A. Hammond Dixon, a/k/a Lisa
A. Hammond, a/k/a Lisa A. West; Loyd G. McMann, a/k/a Loyd
G. McMan; Lusenda Renee Tomlinson-Bullard Revocable Trust
dated 12/26/2007, Lusenda Renee Tomlinson-Bullard, Trustee;
Melissa Lucas Taylor; Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc.;
Petro Partners Limited; Richard Milford Pfennighausen; Robert
M. Lucas; Roger Gaddis; Ronald L. Lanthrip; Rozanne Truscott
Turner 1999 Revocable Trust u/a/d 10/29/1999, David M.
Turner and John T. Turner, Successor Co-Trustees; Rulewicz
Energy, LLC; S & C Properties; Sarah Kathryn Bourgeouis;
Seale Family Mineral Investment Company, LLC; Shields
Minerals, LLC; Southwest Petroleum Company; Spindletop
Exploration Company, Inc.; Sue E. Anderson Revocable
Trust, dated 5/6/2005, Sue E. Anderson, Trustee; Sultan Oil
Company; Sunoco, Inc.; Territories Oil, a partnership; Toni
Rogers Trust Carol W. Byrd, Trustee; The Turner Family Limited
Partnership; The Estate of Thomas M. Lanthrip, deceased,
Personal Representative Linda Maire Lanthrip; Turner Family
Mineral Interests, LLC; Virginia Beck; Wendell Holland and
Kari Holland Revocable Living Trust dated 12/20/2000,
Wendell Holland and Kari Holland, Trustees; XTO Energy, Inc.;
Dorothy Lanthrip, if living, and if deceased, her unknown heirs,
devisees, successors, administrators, trustees and assigns;
The unknown heirs, devisees, successors, administrators,
trustees and assigns of Paul Lanthrip, deceased; Anita
Rogers Kamperman; Argonaut VPP, LLC; The Bank of New
York Mellon; Blue Devil Trust; Bobby R. Halfacre, a/k/a Bobby
R. McMan; Bureau of Indian Affairs Eastern Regional Office;
Bureau of Land Management; Fivex, LLC; Janet McMan
Ferguson; JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.; Julia Ann Lanthrip;
Linda Lanthrip; Linda Lee Lanthrip; The Lorene M. Price Trust;
Office of the Tulsa Field Solicitor; St. Paul Minerals Company,
Inc.; Sun Oil Company, Inc, c/o Sunoco, Inc.; Sunray DX Oil
Company c/o Sunoco, Inc.; Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Company
c/o Sunoco, Inc.; Texas Capital Bank, N.A.; The unknown heirs,
devisees, successors, administrators, trustees and assigns
of Carlton Stringer, deceased; The known and unknown
unrestricted heirs and successors of Carrie Derrisaw, a fullblood member of the Creek Nation Roll No.736; The unknown
heirs, devisees, successors, administrators, trustees and
assigns of Edna E. Shields, deceased; The unknown heirs,
devisees, successors, administrators, trustees and assigns of
Emerson Borchers, deceased; The unknown heirs, devisees,
successors, administrators, trustees and assigns of Harry H.
Diamond, deceased; The unknown heirs, devisees, successors,
administrators, trustees and assigns of Herman Carl Shields,
deceased; The unknown heirs, devisees, successors,
administrators, trustees and assigns of Judy Stringer, deceased;
The unknown heirs, devisees, successors, administrators,
trustees and assigns of Maggie Marie McMann, deceased; The
unknown heirs, devisees, successors, administrators, trustees
and assigns of Ruth V. Borchers, deceased; The unknown heirs,
devisees, successors, administrators, trustees and assigns of
Seymore Calhoun (Chas S. Calhoun), deceased; The unknown
heirs, devisees, successors, administrators, trustees and
assigns of W.G. Rogers, deceased; and all persons if, living
or if deceased, their known and unknown successors, and all
corporations, existing and if dissolved, its known and unknown
successors and all other persons having an interest in the lands
covered hereby, particularly in Hughes County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant requests that the
Commission enter its order extending Order No. 623635 insofar
as it established a 640-acre horizontal drilling and spacing unit for
the Mayes, Woodford, Hunton and Sylvan common sources of
supply underlying Section 1, Township 7 North, Range 11 East,
Hughes County, Oklahoma to include Section 6, Township 7 North,
Range 12 East, Hughes County, Oklahoma. The Mayes and
Hunton common sources of supply are conventional reservoirs
and as such the completion interval of a horizontal well in a
horizontal well unit shall be located not less than 660 feet from
any unit boundary. The Sylvan common source of supply is an
unconventional reservoir and as such the completion interval of
a horizontal well in a horizontal well unit shall be located not less
than 330 feet from any unit boundary. The Woodford common
source of supply is an unconventional reservoir and pursuant to
OAC 165:10-29-2 the completion lateral of a horizontal Woodford
well drilled in a horizontal well unit shall be located not less than
165 feet from any north/south unit boundary and not less than
330 feet from any east/west unit boundary.
There is no production from any non-horizontal well in the
unit.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the relief requested herein
made be made effective prior to the issuance of this Order.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause be set before
an Administrative Law Judge for hearing, taking of evidence and
reporting to the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard
before an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket
at the Corporation Commission, Eastern Regional Office, 440
South Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, at 8:30 a.m. on the
19th day of May, 2014 and that this notice be published as
required by law and the rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that in the event this cause is
uncontested, the Applicant, its representatives, witnesses and
other proponents of the Applicant may appear and testify by
telephone. The cost of telephonic communication shall be paid
by the person or persons requesting its use. Interested parties
who wish to participate by telephone shall contact the Applicant
or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, and provide their
name and phone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons
may appear and be heard. For information concerning this
action, contact Joey Stauffer, PetroQuest Energy, L.L.C., 1717
S. Boulder, Suite 201, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119, 918/561-5624
or Ron M. Barnes, CRUTCHMER & BARNES, P.L.L.C., 1648
S. Boston, Suite 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119-4434, 918/3828686.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA
BOB ANTHONY, Chairman
PATRICE DOUGLAS, Vice Chairman
DANA L. MURPHY, Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED this 28th day of April, 2014.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary
Secretary of the Commission
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune on April 30, 2014)
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF HUGHES COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2014-22
In the Matter of the Estate of ERMA J. THOMPSON, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors of ERMA J. THOMPSON, Deceased:
All creditors having claims against Erma J. Thompson,
Deceased, are required to present the same with a description
of all security interests and other collateral (if any) held by each
creditor with respect to such claim, to Edmund Gale Thompson and
Personal Representative, at the law offices of BUTTERWORTH,
IRBY & IRBY, P.L.L.C., P.O. Box 955, Holdenville, Oklahoma
74848, addressed to ROBERT L. IRBY, attorney for the Personal
Representative, on or before the following presentment date July
7, 2014, or the same will be forever barred.
DATED this 23rd day of April, 2014.
s) Robert L. Irby, OBA#19842
Attorney for Personal Representative
104 N. Broadway – P.O. Box 955
Holdenville, OK 74848
(405) 379-9891
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune on April 23 and 30,
2014)
LEGAL NOTICE
HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE—APRIL 30, 2014—PAGE A-3
BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA
CAUSE CD NO. 201401350
APPLICANT: SILVER CREEK OIL & GAS, LLC
RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ALL OF SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP 6
NORTH, RANGE 8 EAST, HUGHES AND SEMINOLE COUNTIES,
OKLAHOMA
AMENDED NOTICE OF HEARING
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All persons, owners, producers,
operators, purchasers and takers of oil and gas and all other
interested persons, particularly in Hughes and Seminole Counties,
Oklahoma, and more particularly Amanda Susan West Barker;
Amroy Co., an Oklahoma corporation; Andrea Michele Morton,
Trustee uta known as the Andrea Michele Morton Trust; Bandera
Minerals, LLC; BancFirst, Trustee of the Andrea Michele Morton
Trust; BancFirst, Trustee of the Benjamin Franklin Morton Trust;
BancFirst, Trustee of the David Michael Morton Trust; Benjamin
Johnson; Bernice W. Veazey. Trustee of Bernice W. Veazey Trust
u/t/a dtd May 23, 1989; Billie Cloud; Unknown heirs and devisees
of Bob M. Johnson, dec’d; Burke-Greis Oil Corporation; Unknown
heirs and devisees of C. Guy Cutlip, dec; Charles E. Jones, Jr.,
Trustee of the Charles E. Jones, Jr. 2012 Trust; Charles F.
Doornbos, Trustee of the Charles F. Doornbos Revocable Trust
uta dtd 8/1/1990; Chesapeake Royalty Company, an Oklahoma
corporation; Clara Zoe Smith; Cynthia B. Yulish; Dixie Bell Miller,
Trustee of the Dixie S. Miller Trust; Donna Marlow; E G Energy,
LLC; Edna Rogers; Ellis Rudy, Ltd.; Fannie Powel and Eleanor M.
Schissler, JT; Galvin Family, LLC; Geodyne Nominee Corporation,
a Delaware corporation; H.M. Reigle; Hall Production Company,
L.C. aka Hall Production Co.; Harrisco, Inc., an Oklahoma
corporation, William V. Harris, President; Henry E. Hoover; Isaacs
Family Limited Liability Limited Partnership; J Lazy F Bar Land
and Petroleum; James Johnson; James Richard Clarke; James
Robert Fincham; Jane B. Nesbett; John W. and Cynthia J. Pride
Revocable Living Trust; Judith Avery Morgan; Kenneth Barnhart;
Klabzuba Royalty Company; Lehigh Energy Partners; Letty Kile;
Liberty Operating, Inc; Lillie Mae Smith Trustee of the 1997
Revocable Trust; Linda Jean Whitlock; Lizzie Johnson; Estate of
Lydia Yondell Young, deceased; M. B. Blake; M. C. Sanders;
Mamie Frye; Marcella Witt; Mary Katherine Johnson, nee Fincham;
Mary Louise Crommett; Matthew L. and Renee G. Pride Revocable
Living Trust; Mike Terry; Mary Morton-Baca, sole Trustee of the
Misskittie Living Trust, dated 9/15/1998; Muirfield Resources
Company, a Delaware corporation; Murdock Oper. 2 Limited
Partnership; Unknown heirs and devisees of N. B. Gerber, dec’d;
Newman Johnson; Nora Johnson; Robert Norvell Clarke, Sole
Trustee of the Norvell Clarke Trust, Created by Indenture dtd
6/16/1986; Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation; Olley
Johnson Davis; Patsy Joyce Nalley Smith; Patterson Partnership,
an Oklahoma general partnership; Patterson Production, LLC;
PetroTiger I, Ltd, a Texas partnership; Petrust Corporation of
America; Quail Creek Royalty, LLC; R. G. Stivers; Raymond Calvin
Fincham; Richard Miller; Robert F. Long Testamentary Trust, f/b/o
Terrence Robert Barker; Robert Johnson; Robert Loren Pollock,
Deceased; Robin Northern; Rollin L. Cate; Ronnie Harbolt; Sabine
Corporation; Sand Creek Petroleum Company, LLC; Sarah Morton
Trust; Sherri Bea Bradshaw; Standard Oil Company; State Board
of Social Welfare of the State of Iowa; Suzanne Oper. 2 Limited
Partnership; The Clarke III, LLC; Toler Trucking Company, Inc.;
Tom Yoakim Morton Trust; Tomi Layne; Treva Anderson;
Commonwealth Trust Co., Trustee for Underwriters Group, Capital
Retirement Plan, Series UG-A; Hamilton Trust Co, Trustee for
Underwriters Group, Diversified Royalty Trust, Series “J”; Veja,
Inc.; Violetta B. Dodge; Virginia Allen Harsha; Vivian Allen; W. E.
Hoover; W.J.H. Inc.; Warren Price Smith; Wes Mowery; Wes
Mowery, Trustee of the Mowery Family Living Trust, dtd 8/24/2007;
XTO Energy, Inc., successor-in-interest to Hickory Timbers Limited
Partnership, a Texas LP; Antoinette N. Egan; BancFirst, Trustee of
the Mary Morton Boca GST Exempt Trust; BancFirst, Trustee of
the Tom Yoakim Morton Trust dated May 16, 2011; Benjamin
Franklin Morton; British Petroleum Company; Carole Egan Grady;
CMG Oil Properties, LLC; David Michael Morton; Denise Altman,
a/k/a Denise Sadler; Dixie S. Miller, Trustee of the Dixie S. Miller
Trust; Flame Royalties, Inc.; Frank Johnson; Hannah Stites;
Harisco, Inc., William V. Harris, President; John H. Merrell; Kirby
Minerals; Kirkpatrick Foundation, Inc.; Lorraine Altman; Lucy
Johnson George; Malinda E. Patterson; Margaret Egan Edwards;
Margaret Marjorie Fay Reed; Mason Energy Corporation; Olive
Egan Bauer; Patterson Pardners, LLC; Penelope Smith; Robert F.
Merrell; Sally Johnson; Sarah Morton Schwab; Susie Johnson
Buchanan; The John W. Pride and Cynthia L. Pride Revocable
Living Trust under certain Revocable Living Trust Agreement
dated July 21, 1998; Theodore S. Green Trust; William F. Smith;
Whitestar Energy, Inc.; XTO Energy, Inc.; Alexander Properties;
Bertha Ann Young; Dr. V.J. Devine and/or Margaret C. Devine,
H&W; Carl Cahill, deceased; Unknown heirs and devisees of
Charlochee Johnson, deceased; Crystal Delois Roberts; E. E.
Reigle; Ellen Hood Kincheloe; Ellis Lambert Quiett; Floy Cahill
Winningham, deceased; Hall Exploration Co.; Jeanne Thompson;
Linda Kodis; Marilyn J. Johnson; McKinley Lawson; Unknown
heirs and devisees of Mel Whiting Thompson; Michael L. Johnson;
Mike Lawson; Mildred Blake Moss; Mixed Minerals, LLC; Nueces
Capital, LLC; Phillip Cahill; Rhea Cahill Horn, deceased; Richard
Kodis, Jr.; Roy L. Cutlip; Roy L. Quiett and Leah R. Quiett as
JTWROS; Sacramento Valley Recources, LLC; Scott D. Monroe;
Segovia Capital, LLC; The Suzanne Lindsay Bradshaw Revocable
Trust Dated December 18, 2006; Tench Tilghman; Velma Sue
Hardy Revocable Living Trust; Suandra L. Cutlip, Successor
Trustee of the William C. Cutlip and Saundra L. Cutlip Revocable
Trust of 2005; William C. Johnson; 4-D Resources, Inc.; Alexander
Energy; Arline B. Harr a/k/a Arline Barnhart Harr; Arline Barnhart
Harr, deceased; Basin & Range Exploration, Inc.; BP Amoco, Inc.;
Byrul Barnhart; Carl F. Baerst and Janice S. Baerst Trust dated
1/14/1993, Janice Sue Baerst and Carl F. Baerst, Trustees; Carol
L. Cutlip; Charles F. Doornbos Revocable Trust uta dtd 8/1/1990,
Darian Cady, Trustee; Charles Horn; Cyber Energy, Inc.; Dixie Bell
Miller; Donald L. Walker; Ellis Lambert Quiett; Estella A. Jessup
and/or Mary C. Jessup, JT; Hunt Oil Company; John Mark Massad,
d/b/a Trojan Oil & Gas, Ltd; J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.,
Successor to Liberty National Bank and Trust Company of OKC,
Trustee utw of V.V. Harris, Jr., deceased; Judy Lee Kay; Kathryn
Clarke, now Glast; League Energy Group, LLC; Lehigh Partners,
LLC; Lesa Anne Peterson-Eoff; Lindsay Clarke, now Dulaney;
Lizzy Johnson; Lorraine R. Quiett, Trustee for Roy Lambert Quiett
and Ellis Lambert Quiett; Macdonald 1996 Revocable Trust
Agreement dated 1/11/1996, Alexander Macdonald, II and Augusta
G. Macdonald, Trustees; Mary Carolyn Galvin a/k/a Mary E.
Galvin; Mary E. Davis, deceased, c/o Tom E. Morton, Executor;
McGhee Exploration and Production Company; McKinley Lawson;
Michael E. Terry; Mike Lawson; Norvell Clarke Trust u/t/a/d
6/16/1986, Robert Norvell Clarke, Trustee; Pacific Enterprises Oil
Company (USA); PEC Minerals, LP; Richard Hughes; Roy Cutlip;
Roy Lambert Quiett; Segovia Capital, LLC; Sidney R. Clarke, III;
Texas Commerce Bank, NA, Trustee of the Benjamin F. Orr
Testamentary Trust; Theresa Vashti Cutlip s/p/a Vashti Goodson
Cutlip; Tob Barnhart; Tom Davis Morton, deceased; Tommy Eads
(Eeds); William C. Cutlip; William Cutlip, Trustee for Roy Cutlip
and Carol Cutlip; Andrew J. Altman; Abish J. Corry and/or Elma
Corry, JT; Albert Walton DeRome; Alburn F. Perry and Charlotte E.
Perry, JT; Amanda Rodstrom; Anna M. Bon Neida; Axcie G.
Armstrong; Bertha M. Horan and/or Mary E. Gillespie, JT; Unknown
heirs and devisees of Boyd Barnhart; C.W. Hardy; Carol D. Myers;
Catherine H. McFarlane; Cecil G. Edwards and/or Wilhelma
Edwards, JT; Clara L. McPherson; Dan H. Robinson; Edmond E.
Hurley, deceased; Edward E. Neumann and/or Dorothy L.
Neumann, JT; Florenz Pauline Love and/or Lotta L. Weber, JT;
Fransis J. Lexington; Unknown heirs and devisees of Fred Nalley,
dec; Georgia B. Farren or James R. Farren, JT; Harry B. Hite and
Julia W. Hite; Harry T. Upshaw and/or Flora C. Upshaw, JT; Harry
X. Robinson; Henry M. Hall; I. O. Mahoney; Mrs. J. D. Robinson;
Unknown heirs and devisees of Jackie Nalley, dec; James Egan;
James Egan, Jr.; James R. Robinson; Jane F. Sosa; Jay A. Czizek
and/or Elizabeth M. Czizek, JT; John Absher; John Boutell and
Annie Boutell, JT; John F. Egan; John W. Urie and/or Susie Urie,
JT; Josephine E. Paske; Lillian P. Leeming; Lottie McNary; Love E.
Veazey; M. Lillie Alves; Mamie M. Zakoura, widow of Eddie M.
Zakoura, decd.; Margaret Egan; Marjorie Fay Reed nee Fincham;
Marlene Veazey Bowden; Marvin S. Mills; Matilda Hedquist and/or
Mrs. Sarah Margaret Paxman, JT; Miriam Hall; Mrs. Anna Klein;
Mrs. Estella A. Jessup and/or Mary C. Jessup, JT; Nell G. Corl;
Norma G. Schmedika; Olive Arnold Faulkner; Olive Fern Egan; P.
J. Schoner; Peggy Lois Nalley Westrope; Percy C. Burnham;
Unkown heirs and devisees of Phyllis Barnhart Anson, dec; R. W.
Laughlin, dec.; Randall L. Jones and/or Lovinia S. Jones, JT;
Raymond R. Hall; Rena M. Egan; Robert Clyde Rowe, Jr.; Sallie
Twogood; Shirlea Eaton Grahame, deceased; Sue Ann Nalley
Sharp; The Theodore Green Trust; Theresa L. Swigart; U. Ashton
Jones and/or Louie T. Jones, JT; Verona Hall; W. E. F. Holding,
Incorporated; W. E. Van Dall; Wesley J. Pryor and/or Agnes Jones
Pryor, JT; William Francis Smith; Wyman Williams and/or Natalie
B. Williams, JT; Cynthia Penny; Eddie M. Zakoura; Eliza Johnson;
Isaac Johnson; Louisa Codie Thomas Johnson; Mary Ann Powell
and William J. Powell, joint tenants; Patricia Hartman; W. S.
Norman; Unknown heirs and devisees of Arlene Barnhart Harr,
dec; Betty J. Buckwalter; C.L. Head; Dorothy Kanel; Unknown
heirs and devisees of Gertie Barnhart, dec; Unknown heirs and
devisees of Jack Edmon Sublett, dec; Julie Gipson; Laura Kodis;
Unknown heirs and devisees of Marvin Barnhart, dec; Unknown
hirs and devisees of Michael C. Egan, dec; Unknown heirs and
devisees of Ruby Barnhart Nalley, dec; Spencer Norvell; Unknown
heirs and devisees of Toby Barnhart, dec; Anna Klein; Charles J.
Hittell; Francis J. Lexington; Gary Kilpatrick; Geronimo Venture;
Marian H. Jones, deceased; Mary Ann Powell and William J.
Powell, JT; Peggy Westrope, deceased; Rex T. Weston, deceased;
Roxye Mae (May) Ford, deceased; S.B. Crocker; Scott D. Horn;
Sue Nalley Sharp, deceased; Tommy Hudson; W.S. Norman; and
Geronimo Venture; and if any of the above are deceased, the
unknown heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees and
assigns, immediate and remote, of the above-named parties; and
if any of the above are corporations which do not continue to have
legal existence, the unknown trustees or assigns of such
corporations.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant in this cause
is requesting that the Commission pool the interests, designate
an operator, and adjudicate the rights and equities of oil and
gas owners in the Mississippian, Woodford, Hunton, Sylvan and
Viola common sources of supply underlying all of Section 8,
Township 6 North, Range 8 East, Hughes and Seminole Counties,
Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant in this cause
is requesting the following special relief: (1) to designate the
Applicant or some other party as Operator of the unit; (2) to pool
the captioned lands either as a unit or on a well bore basis; and (3)
to provide for the development of the unit including the pooling of
the proposed well and all subsequent wells where applicable; with
the final Order to be entered in this case to provide for one year
from the date of entry within which to commence operations for the
drilling of the initial unit well.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause be set before
an Administrative Law Judge for hearing, taking of evidence and
reporting to the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard
before an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket
at the Corporation Commission, First Floor, Jim Thorpe Building,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 20th day of May,
2014, and that this notice be published as required by law and the
rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant and interested
parties may present testimony by telephone. The cost of
telephonic communication shall be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by
telephone shall contact the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior
to the hearing date, and provide their name and phone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may
appear and be heard. For information concerning this action,
contact RUSS McPHERSON, LANDMAN, United Land Company,
LLC, 6801 N. Broadway, Suite 105, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
73116, Telephone: (405) 840-2666; OR JOHN C. MORICOLI, JR.,
Attorney, One Leadership Square, 211 N. Robinson, Suite 1350,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, Telephone: (405) 235-3357.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA
BOB ANTHONY, Chairman
PATRICE DOUGLAS, Vice-Chairman
DANA L. MURPHY, Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED this 25th day of April, 2014.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
PEGGY MITCHELL, Commission Secretary
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune on April 30, 2014)
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
IN AND FOR
HUGHES COUNTY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
CASE NO. PB-2013-54
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF VIRGINIA LEE TIGER,
S/P/A VIRGINIA LEE DAVIS, DECEASED, TRACY WILLIAMS,
PETITIONER.
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR
DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, FOR DISTRIBUTION, AND
DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Notice is hereby given that Tracy Williams, Personal
Representative of the Estate of Virginia Lee Tiger, Deceased,
having filed in this Court their Final Account and Petition for
Order Allowing Final Account, Distribution, Determination of
Heirs, Distribution and Discharge, the hearing of the same has
been fixed by the Judge of said Court for the 23rd day of May,
2014, at 2:00 o’clock p.m. in the District Courtroom in the Hughes
County Courthouse at Holdenville, 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 account should
not be settled and allowed, the heirs of the said Virginia Lee
Tiger, Deceased, determined and said estate distributed and the
Personal Representative discharged.
Dated this 28th day of April, 2014.
/s/ B. Gordon Allen
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
Amy J. Stuart, OBA #31240
Huser, Huser & Lively
Attorney at Law
P. O. Box 1021
Wewoka, OK 74884
(405) 257-3376
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune on April 30 and May 7,
2014)
LPXLP
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF HUGHES COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2014-30
In the Matter of the Estate of MELISSA MILDRED TALLEY,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF
WILL, APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE,
DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, DEVISEES, LEGATEES, AND
ISSUANCE OF LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested in the Estate
of Melissa Mildred Talley, Deceased, that on the 28th day of April,
2014, Bobby Dale Talley produced in the District Court of Hughes
County, Oklahoma, an instrument purporting to be the Last Will
and Testament of Melissa Mildred Talley, and also filed in said
Court his Petition, together with a copy of said Will, praying that
the Will be admitted to probate, that he be appointed Personal
Representative named in the Will, that the heirs, devisees and
legatees of said decedent be determined by the Court, and that
Letters Testamentary be issued to Bobby Dale Talley.
Pursuant to an Order of this Court made on the 28th day of April,
2014, notice is hereby given that on the 15th day of May, 2014,
at 10:00 o’clock a.m., the Petition will be heard at the District
Courtroom, Hughes County Courthouse, Holdenville, Oklahoma,
when and where all persons interested may appear and contest
the same.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this
28th day of April, 2014.
s) B. Gordon Allen
Judge of the District Court
Robert L. Irby
Butterworth, Irby & Irby, P.L.L.C.
104 N. Broadway
P.O. Box 955
Holdenville, OK 74848
(405) 379-9891
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune on April 30, 2014)
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Service Friday for Margaret Bartholomew
Margaret Pearl Bartholomew, 81, passed
away on Monday, April 28, 2014, in Holdenville, Oklahoma. A memorial service is
scheduled for 11:00 AM Friday, May 9th, at New Life
Church, Wewoka, Oklahoma. Pastor Tom Azlin will
officiate. Honorary bearers
will be Jack Emmerson, Harvey Holliman, Paul Cain, and
Kevin Cain.
Margaret was born on November 27, 1932 in Atwood,
Oklahoma to Rosco and Alta
Rowsey Abercrombie.
Margaret was a member of
the Holdenville Arts Society,
Oklahoma City Sewing Club,
and retired from working at Southwestern Bell
Telephone. She loved quilt and garden. More
than anything she loved all her grandchildren
and spending time with them. She was a very
active person and enjoyed living life.
She is preceded in death by her parents.
Survivors include her son,
Dane Ford and wife Laura
of Holdenville; step-sons
James Bartholomew and
Larry Batholomew of Texas;
grandchildren Micah and
Christopher Cheatwood of
Holdenville, Lainey Ford of
Holdenville, Dustin Ford of
Holdenville, Tori Grace Ford
of Holdenville, Jeff Bartholomew, Ryan Bartholomew,
Justin Bartholomew, Bailey
Bartholomew, and Steven
Bartholomew all of Texas;
and great-grandson Case Cheatwood
as well as a host of other family and
friends.
Services are under the direction of
Hudson Phillips Funeral Home in Holdenville, Oklahoma.
Service Saturday for Mattie Pembrook
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June 28, 2014
11:00 am to 3:00 pm
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to come and enjoy a time of fun and fellowship.
Pizza will be available by the slice, water will
be provided and the bar will be open for those
who want soda pop or drinks. No reservations
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other than the pizza and drinks.
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Mattie Lorene Pembrook passed away at Heritage
Village Nursing Center in Holdenville on Monday,
April 28, 2014, at the age of 85 years.
Mattie was the daughter of
Charlie and Eva (Coleman) Lyons, born on March 23, 1929 in
Fairview, Oklahoma. She was
brought up and attended schools
in Newkirk. She was married to
Raymond Pembrook in the late
1940s, following his military service during World War II, and they
followed Raymond’s road construction work all over Oklahoma.
Mattie has made her home in
Holdenville since 1964, when
the family moved here during the
construction of the Calvin bridge. She worked at the Seamprufe garment factory and at
Boyce Manor Nursing Home. Her grandchildren and
great grandchildren were the light of her life.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Charlie
and Eva Lyons; her husband, Raymond Pembrook, in
1995; one brother and three sisters.
She is survived by seven children, Don Pembrook
of Coweta, Chuck Pembrook of Spaulding, Delores Smith (Jim) of Harrah, Kenneth Pembrook
(Connnie) of Morris, Randy Pembrook (Brenda)
of Holdenville, Roger Pembrook
of Morris, and DeDe Pembrook of
Sayre; seventeen grandchildren
and numerous great grandchildren;
one brother, Jimmy Lyons of Ponca City; and various other relatives
and friends.
Graveside services will be held
at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 3rd,
and Mattie will be laid to rest in the
Orion Cemetery in Orion, west of
Fairview, Oklahoma, under direction of Fairview Funeral Home. Rev. Orville White is the officiating minister. Sons and grandsons
will serve as pallbearers.
Viewing and visitation for family and friends
was held at Fisher Funeral Home on April 29th
and 30th. Removal to Fairview Funeral Home
was on Thursday morning, May 1st, for viewing
and visitation there before services on Saturday.
www.fisherfh.net
William J. (Bill) Harjo, 80, passed away February 25, 2014 in Tulsa, OK. He was born May 11,
1933 in Wewoka, OK to Bennie and Keota (Gipson) Harjo. He was the grandson of Abner and
Ola Gipson of Holdenville and
spent time with them during the
summer months. He received
his education at Haskell Institute and Kansas University. He
then enlisted in the U.S. Marine
Corp. and proudly served his
country.
He received electronic training the the Marine Corps which
he used when he returned to civilian life. His electronics job
required extensive travel both
in the U.S. and abroad. When
he tired from the required travel
he was able to obtain a Medallion Yellow Cab Franchise in San Francisco. CA.
He continued his cab ownership for 25 years and
truly “Left His Heart In San Francisco” when he
reluctantly left San Francisco and moved to Tulsa
to be near his family. He developed many inter-
ests and hobbies over the years with a love
for cats, photography, trains, and traveling
by way of Amtrac.
He is survived by his son Bill Meader,
Daughter Geselle McKnight,
two sisters, Kay Taylor of Tulsa,
OK and Barbara Ryan of Sisseton, S.D., both graduates of
Holdenville High School, three
grandchildren, numerous nieces,
nephews and cousins, including
Wallace Holt from Joplin, MO
and Mark Williams from Tulsa.
William lived the past several
years at Inverness Village in
Tulsa, where he met many wonderful people and developed
many treasured friendships.
A military memorial service
was held in his honor at Inverness Village, in Tulsa, OK on March 14,
2014. The Marine Corps ceremony honoring Bill’s service included presentation of
the flag and a plaque to his sisters, Kay and
Barbara.
Service Held for William J. “Bill” Harjo
Threads of Life
by Cleo LeVally
History of Wewoka Switch
In the late 1880’s and early in
1890’s the Oklahoma, Choctaw
and Gulf Railroad laid their first
area siding, or switching point,
in Wewoka, at that time a good
size trading post and settlement.
Merchants, traders and businessmen for a radius of some
25 to 35 miles ordered their
goods and supplies shipped via
railroad to the nearest siding. In
this area, the Wewoka Switch.
They then drove in wagons to
accept delivery of these items.
In the early 1920’s oil was
discovered southeast of Wewoka and virtually overnight
this small city became a teeming, busy, crowded oil field
supplies, parts, pipe casing,
drilling rigs and other oil field
equipment flooded this local
siding. Adding to this confu-
sion every merchant;s stock
order were doubled, tripled and
quadrupled to meet the needs of
the local residents. The population jumped from 2,500 to over
12,000 in a few short months.
Lost freight bills, inadequate
telephone service, small railroader facilities, and other factors added to this congestion.
Everyone was rushed, pushed
and confused. Thousands of
freight shipments designated
elsewhere, thought to be lost in
transit, were found hidden in the
the Wewoka Switch., Upon being questioned about late or unreceived orders, the merchants
standard reply (and excuse)
was, ‘Yes, I have it but it’s in
the Wewoka Switch, meaning,
of course, that they had been
unable for some reason, to pick
up the delivery and were caught
in a tight spot.
So common became this situation that Rock Island Railroad
Company adopted a policy of
searching for all lost in transit merchandise on the Wewoka
Switch before searching elsewhere. They prepared a rubber
stamp stating Search Wewoka
Switch, for all lost shipments.
The expression, ‘I’m caught
in the Wewoka Switch,” grew
to mean and imply that one suddenly found himself in a bind, a
trying,dangerous situation. The
expression became standard
with oil field workers and promoters alike.
In later years, these oil men,
drillers, roughnecks and workers, moving on to bigger and
newer oil discoveries, carried
the expression, ‘I’m caught in
the Wewoka Switch’, to all parts
of the world , where its use became universal.
HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE— APRIL 30, 2014—PAGE A-5
“The Great Gatsby” theme at Moss prom
KELSEY CROSS AND CHARLES AKIN
BUSTER CRAWFORD AND DAUGHTER KALLIE
KENNETH PAYNE AND MRISSA VENABLE
TALON COLEMAN AND WOODROW BLACK
ANGELINA KEEFER AND AUSTIN CLOVATRE
PAGE A-6—HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE—APRIL 30, 2014
“The Great Gatsby” theme at Moss prom
DYLAN AND BRIAHNA KINCAIDE
BAILEY WINGO AND LADON MOODY
TRAVIS GAMMILL AND STEPHANIE BLACK
T.J. ROGERS AND ROBYNN NOBLE
DESTINY PASLEY AND KRISTEN FOWLER
PATAN CROWELL AND BLAKE HARJO, JR.
HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE— APRIL 30, 2014—PAGE B-1
“The Great Gatsby” theme at Moss prom
KELSEY PECK AND HAILEY REECE
DUSTIN FORD AND HANNAH HOUSE
Both Sides of the Tracks – 1964
Continued from Front Page
lady who worked in Ed
Hall’s bank at Wetumka
when it was robbed in
about 1927. Mrs. Booker
was actually kidnapped
and taken to the edge of
town along with the loot
with REEDY breathlessly
following. REEDY has
not slowed down, since!
The
KENMAIR
CLASS MAY BREAKFAST has become a tradition in Holdenville .
. . this is the 14th annual
affair . . . anyone have a
spare ten dollars? Where
could one find a better
place to “invest a few
dollars” than to buy each
and every friend of yours
a ticket, then be there to
join in the festivities—
hot biscuit, sausage, fruit
juice, scrambled eggs and
all the coffee you can lay
away—all this and Christian fellowship too, for
only a dollar. This money
goes to every conceivable cause the fine ladies
can think of—Firemen’s
Christmas Toy Fund, the
Orphanage at Talequah,
the Indian Mission Fund,
Foreign Student Fund, our
Methodist Building Fund,
and Foreign Missions (all
faiths).
INA (Mrs John SELLERS was President of the
KENMAIR Class when
Mrs. Blackburn (Wife of
a former pastor, now deceased) started the MAY
BREAKFAST back in
1950. The ladies have
now served some nine
thousand
breakfasts,
and have cleared about
$300.00 annually. Very
little of the “makins” are
donated. Pardon, PAUL
CARPENTER has, for
years, donated all the
eggs, and COLVERTS
DAIRY furnishes the
milk, butter, fruit juice
and cream. These two fine
establishments also contribute heavily to the Ki-
Continued on Page B-3
PAGE B-2—HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE—APRIL 30, 2014
“The Great Gatsby” theme at Moss prom
KACI BUNKER AND JAMES PEOQUIN
DENVER ROGERS AND LAUREN STAFFORD
HALEY BOYD AND TANNER GOFORTH
KELSEY MILLER AND GARRETT CARTWRIGHT
KARLEY BUNKER AND BRODY
LEXIE MOODY, FRANK ROQUEMORE, AND KYLIE PRICE
HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE—APRIL 30, 2014—PAGE B-3
Both Sides of the Tracks – 1964
Continued from Page B-1
wanis Pancake Breakfast. Even
the “heavy” and tedious kitchen work is done by the ladies
themselves—ONNIE BAILEY,
BLANCHE
BRONAUGH,
KATE STEPHENS, MARY
DIAMOND, CHLOE ANDERSON AND ELIZABETH KEMMERER have electric dishwashers in their homes, yet they will
personally clean up your dirty
dishes, come next Saturday.
THELMA (drug-store JIM’S
wife) HAMILTON has been
“major domo” of the KENMAIR
BREAKFAST since 1956—
This will be her 9th “birthday”
and the ladies tell us that they
WILL NOT do without the energetic THALMA. There will
be two “shifts” of “plate servers” or “plate loaders” (as they
are used to heavy eaters)—LENORE RAMSEY, BLANCHE
REED, GLADYS RAMSEY
AND THESSEL LOVE. If you
leave a “tip” at the plate, this too
will go to charity! ! FRANKIE
GAMMILL will only be seen
eating with “T-V EVERETT”
but believe us, she does her part
in furnishing all the linen and
towel service. FRANKIE (bless
her) eats early then goes to primp
milady’s hair.
Nita Booker will meet you at
the door of the Methodist Church
(basement) next Saturday morning to accept your dollar or your
ticket to the KENMAIR Class
“MAY BREAKFAST.” Nita is
Reedy’s little gal and the same
lady who worked in Ed Hall’s
bank at Wetumka when it was
robbed in about 1927. Mrs.
Booker was actually kidnapped
and taken to the edge of town
along with the loot with REEDY
breathlessly following. REEDY
has not slowed down, since!
The KENMAIR CLASS MAY
BREAKFAST has become a tradition in Holdenville . . . this is
the 14th annual affair . . . anyone
have a spare ten dollars? Where
could one find a better place to
“invest a few dollars” than to buy
each and every friend of yours
a ticket, then be there to join
in the festivities—hot biscuit,
sausage, fruit juice, scrambled
eggs and all the coffee you can
lay away—all this and Christian
fellowship too, for only a dollar. This money goes to every
conceivable cause the fine ladies
can think of—Firemen’s Christmas Toy Fund, the Orphanage
at Talequah, the Indian Mission
Fund, Foreign Student Fund, our
Methodist Building Fund, and
Foreign Missions (all faiths).
INA (Mrs. John SELLERS
was President of the KENMAIR Class when Mrs. Blackburn (Wife of a former pastor,
now deceased) started the MAY
BREAKFAST back in 1950.
The ladies have now served
some nine thousand breakfasts,
and have cleared about $300.00
annually. Very little of the
“makins” are donated. Pardon,
PAUL CARPENTER has, for
years, donated all the eggs, and
COLVERTS DAIRY furnishes
the milk, butter, fruit juice and
cream. These two fine establishments also contribute heavily to
the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast.
Even the “heavy” and tedious
kitchen work is done by the ladies themselves—ONNIE BAILEY, BLANCHE BRONAUGH,
KATE STEPHENS, MARY
DIAMOND, CHLOE ANDERSON AND ELIZABETH KEMMERER have electric dishwashers in their homes, yet they will
personally clean up your dirty
dishes, come next Saturday.
THELMA (drug-store JIM’S
wife) HAMILTON has been
“major domo” of the KENMAIR
BREAKFASST since 1956—
This will be her 9th “birthday”
and the ladies tell us that they
WILL NOT do without the energetic THALMA. There will
be two “shifts” of “plate servers” or “plate loaders” (as they
are used to heavy eaters)—LENORE RAMSEY, BLANCHE
REED, GLADYS RAMSEY
AND THESSEL LOVE. If you
leave a “tip” at the plate, this too
will go to charity! ! FRANKIE
GAMMILL will only be seen
eating with “T-V EVERETT”
but believe us, she does her part
in furnishing all the linen and
towel service. FRANKIE (bless
her) eats early then goes to primp
milady’s hair.
Be our guest . . . FIRST STATE
SAVINGS
CORPORATION
will give, FREE, a ticket to the
KENMAIR MAY BREAKFAST
with each NEW Insured Savings
Account of $200.00, and also we
will give FREE a ticket to each
old depositor who adds $100.00
to their account—this week only.
Savings are insured by National
Guaranty and Deposit Insurance
Company—a stock company.
Investor’s Offering Circular
upon request.
ALSO, we will give, FREE,
two tickets to the KENMAIR
MAY BREAKFAST for each
New or late model (61-62-63) automobile we finance this week.
AUDREY (Mrs. Claude)
BARNARD has a nasty job, at
the MAY BREAKFAST—she
joins MAE HANKS in cleaning the dirty skillets. RUBY
HUFFMAN and STELLA WILBANKS will start at 5:30 to cook
your sausage, then ROSE AMOS
and ANNA HASKETT will
take over until the affair ends
at 10:00. It will take 6 ladies to
prepare your eggs (“Seconds”
if you wish)—GUSSIE HORN,
AGNES GILLE and OTTIE
STEPHENS will come at 5 A.M.
then DAISEY TREADWELL,
BELLE CUSTER and OLLIE
BENNETT at the later hours.
Well-fed husbands have good
cooks as wives. Look ye when
we tell you who makes the biscuits: MARIE ROBERTS, JIMMIE MOORE, GEORGIA ROBERTS, HELEN HOSTETTLER
and RUTH OLIPHANT are the
“ladies at the oven.” Then there
must be a crew to bring dishes
to and from the kitchen: BESS
HARMON, JOHNNIE FOOTE,
PEARL JOHNSON, and EVA
ADAMS are this liaison group.
Decorations will be handled
by: SUE NICHOLS, GRACE
HAMPTON, ROSALIE WALLACE, RENA JO SANDLIN
and RHEA HORN.
NETTIE HARROD is the
present President of the KENMAIR CLASS, and as such will
greet you and make you wel-
Carson Baptist Church
to hold Revival Meeting
Carson Baptist Church will be having a Revival on May
4-7. Services will be Sunday at 11 am and 6 pm; Monday
thru Wednesday at 7 pm. Bobby Smith, evangelist and singer along with his wife, Jeannette Smith, pianist and singer
will be leading the revival. Your attendance will be a blessing!
Nashville Now #13 May 10
Lamar’s Nashville Now will be held on May 10th, 2014 at
7:00 p.m. Lamar’s very own pantomime show will be held
at the Lamar Senior Citizen Center. There will be a covered
dish dinner preceding the show at 5 p.m. Donations will be
accepted with all proceeds going to the Lamar Senior Citizens and Lamar Cemetery. Come enjoy the fun!
Boy Scout Car Wash
The Annual Boy Scout Troop 456 and Holdenville Masonic Lodge Car Wash will be held on Saturday, May 10,
from 0900 to 1300 hours (or when the last car comes in)
in the parking lot of the Methodist church at Gulf and 8th.
This is the primary fund-raiser for summer camp expenses
for the Troop. come, along with MRS. BOOKER and BERTHA STEPHENS.
Then to make sure that all are
well-fed and comfortable will
be such stand-bys (“Waitresses”
to you) as: FLORENCE CULVER, MINNIE GRAHAM,
KATHRYN BROCK, ELLEN
HUSER, GLADYS TURNER,
SNOW WATSON, MYRTLE
COVINGTON, MINNIE THROCKMORTON, and LELA
RUSSELL (all on the “early
shift”) then later will come
CHRISTINE
PROVENCE,
MINNIE SIMPSON, IDA
CRANE, STELLA RAMSEY,
VELDA McCONNELL, WILLIE BELLE ADAMS, JEWELL WADE, MARIE HILLIS,
VERA CHESNUTT and MARY
LEACH. No eatin’ joint any
place has ever had a finer crew
...
KENMAIR means, interpreted, “To Know More”. Mrs.
CURRY, (wife of the pastor when
the present Methodist church
was built) organized the class
and Mrs. A.L. CRUTCHFIELD
was the first teacher. Nostalgic
memories. . . MARGIE (Mrs.
Tommy)THOMAS, NELL BUNYARD, GRACE (Molonson)
PICKENS, JUDGE CHARLIE BASKIN (for many years
teacher of Kenmair), GRADY
ROSS, HARVE CODY, (pastors) LUCILLE CHILCOATE,
WILMA BASS, LENA PLATT,
MINNIE NIX and many others
have done much for KENMAIR.
The name and enthusiasm continues. Not mentioned above is
MRS. ECHO BILLINGSLEY,
teacher, on sick leave, but always, as the class adjourns on
Sunday mornings, ECHO is
remembered when the class
repeats: “The Lord watch between thee and me, while we
are absent, one from the other.”
Game
Night
News
And then, there were five. The Yeager girls said that
“Sugar melts” and of course, it
was raining. But 5 brave souls
came out to play “Moon”
domonioes. Loita Sharp and Shirley
Hardwick played against Naomi Tomlinson and Sharon Dilday. Naomi and Sharon won
3 games. Lynn Marquis kept
score. Shirley decided that
she wasn’t doing any good,
so she and Lynn switched. Lynn and Loita won a game! Yea!! Naomi shot the moon
and went down. Sharon shot
the moon and got them out
of the circle, shot it again
and won the game! Loita and
Lynn just sat there with their
mouths open! What happen?! Way to go Sharon! They
won 2 more games making
a total of 5 games altogether. Did you know that if you are
having an asthma attach that a
little bit of sugar will help you
breath better and that if you
are having indigestion, try a
little pickle juice or vinegar. And you thought that we just
played domonioes!
No one brought refreshments! No wonder I lost my
mo-jo!!!
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week for a fun time! You will
have a good time, I promise!
See ya then!
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Drawing will take place the last
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Drawing Rules: 1. Drawing begins April 1, 2014 and will continue through June. 2. No purchase
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF HUGHES COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2014-21
In the Matter of the Estate of CLIFFORD
DALE TATUM, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors of CLIFFORD
DALE TATUM, Deceased:
All creditors having claims against
Clifford Dale Tatum, Deceased, are
required to present the same with a
description of all security interests
and other collateral (if any) held by
each creditor with respect to such
claim, to Twila Tatum, Personal
Representative, at the law offices
of BUTTERWORTH, IRBY & IRBY,
P.L.L.C., P.O. Box 955, Holdenville,
Oklahoma 74848, addressed to
ROBERT L. IRBY, attorney for the
Personal Representative, on or before
the following presentment date: July
7, 2014, or the same will be forever
barred.
DATED this 23rd day of April, 2014.
s) Robert L. Irby, OBA#19842
Attorney for Personal Representative
104 N. Broadway – P.O. Box 955
Holdenville, OK 74848
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HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE—APRIL 30, 2014—PAGE B-5
Service Saturday for George Lawrence
George David Lawrence
of McAlester, OK died
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
at his home at the age
of 87. George was born
March 8, 1927 to
Green and Mary
(Hickerson)
Lawrence.
G e o r g e
attended Stuart
School,
Jones
Academy
and
then
Haskell
Institute.
He
graduated
from
Haskell
Institute
with
his associate’s
degree
as
a
linotype
operator.
He
was a Gold Glove
Championship
boxer at Haskell
and also won
championships
in
the
Mediterranean in Italy
and also in Germany. He
played for an outstanding
football team in Haskell.
He was very proud of his
Choctaw Indian Heritage.
He served as an MP in
the U.S. Army and retired
from the McAlester Army
Ammunition Plant after
20 years of service. He
worked for his son David at
his supermarket in Valliant,
OK. George then went
to work at Wal-Mart in
McAlester as a greeter. He
was a member of the Calvin
Masonic Lodge.
He is survived by: his
wife Patsy Lawrence of
the home; sons, David
Lawrence and wife, Peggy
of Valliant, OK, and
Curtis Lawrence and wife,
Kathy of Joplin, MO;
daughters, Patsy Moore
and husband, Hound Dog,
of Okemah, OK, and Lisa
Glenn and husband, Eric
of McAlester, OK; stepchildren, Debbie Rich of
Krebs and Cindy Dean and
husband, Dale of Shawnee,
OK; Fifteen Grandchildren;
Seventeen
Great-Great
Grandchildren;
Two
brothers, Cassel Lawrence
and wife, Billie of Stuart,
OK, Gilbert Lawrence
and wife, Wilma of Stuart,
OK; and numerous nieces,
nephews other family
members and friends.
George was preceded in
death by his parents, Green
and Mary Lawrence; sons
Max Lawrence, Mark
Lawrence, Robert and
Roberta Ivey; daughter,
Denise
Lawrence;
granddaughter,
Dana
Lawrence; great grandsons,
Jacob Rich and Nevin Pino;
and a sister, Kathy Milano.
The family will greet
friends
from
6:00-7:00 p.m.,
Friday,
May
2nd, at Chaney
Harkins Funeral
Home.
The
funeral service
will be held 2:00
p.m., Saturday,
May 3, 2014 at
the Calvin School
Auditorium,
Calvin, with Rev.
Walter Kuhlman
and Rev. Cecil
Day officiating.
Interment
will
follow
at
Bohannon
Cemetery,
Stuart.
Pallbearers will be Jake
Lawrence, Bobby Harden,
Michael Pino, Guftin
Moore, Jerred Moore,
Matthew Lucas, Jeff Rich
and Joseph Lawrence.
Honorary pallbearers will
be Phillip Lawrence and
Justin Lawrence.
Funeral
arrangement
are entrusted to Chaney
Harkins Funeral Home,
McAlester, OK.
GIVE AN OKLAHOMA VETERAN
THE CHANCE TO BE HONORED.
Your tax-deductible donation to OKLAHOMA
HONOR FLIGHTS will help transport Oklahoma
veterans to Washington, D.C. to visit memorials
dedicated to honor their service and sacrifices.
For more information on how to donate, visit
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or call (405) 259-9000
Mother’s Day
Shopping
Bazaar
When: May 3rd
Time: 9:00 – 2:00
Where: Nazarene Church
323 S. Oak (Holdenville)
Hand-Made Crafts Baked Goods
Sponsored by”Community Angels”
For: The benefit of Nursing Home Residents & Shut-ins of our
area churches”
Service Held for
Richard “Dick” Ozment
Funeral services were held March 28, 2014 for Richard A.
“Dick” Ozment in the Miller Funeral Chapel in Houston, TX.
Mr. Ozment was born March 8, 1936 and died March 24, 2014
surrounded by his family.
He was a 1994 graduate of Wetumka High School in Wetumka,
OK.
A country boy from Hughes County, OK., he married the love
of his life, Jo Nell Rash, on May 11, 1954 and they had nearly 60
wonderful years together.
He has a large extended family and network of friends that
are going to miss his kindness, generosity and wonderful sense
of humor.
Services were under the direction of Miller Funeral and
Cremation Services in Houston, TX.
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Service Held for
Walter Neal Brown
Funeral services for former
Holdenville resident Walter
Neal Brown, Jr. (Dickie) were
held on Saturday, April 26 at
the First Baptist
Church. Dickie, was born in
Kansas
City,
Missouri
to
Walter and Mamie Brown on
February
4,
1944. He attended Lincoln
Elementary and
Holdenville
High
School. He moved to Oklahoma City
where he met and married
Alva Hayes. To this union,
three sons, Gregory, Edwin
and Scott were born. Ronnie
Harmon, Jr. and Terence A.
Hayes were raised as sons.
Dickie worked at CooperCameron (Demco) until he
retired. He accepted Jesus
Christ as his Personal Savior. His main wish was that
all his children and grandchildren do the same. He loved
to fish and, with his brothers,
started the Holdenville Senior
Citizens’ Fish Fry which has
been held annually for almost
30 years. Dickie was always
there when someone needed
a helping hand. He did all he
could to bring a smile to your
face and make
you laugh. He
wanted nothing
but the best for
everyone. He departed
this life on April
21, 2014 at Integris Baptist
Medical Center.
He is survived by his
wife, Alva; five
sons: Gregory
(Leslie), Edwin,
Scott, Ronnie and Terence;
three grandchildren: Gregory
Amon, Bailey, and Chloe; four
sisters: Adrienne Perry, Davetta Brown, Dana White, and
Lisa Robertson (Wendell);
three brothers: Sam Brown, Sr.
(Joyce), Bruce Brown (Beverly) and King David Washington, Jr. (Debra); sister-inlaw, Lora (Hayes) Thompson;
nieces and nephews and many
other family members and
friends.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, Walter and Mamie,
one sister, Jacqueline Harmon,
one brother, Gary Lee Brown,
Sr., and two infant siblings. You are cordially invited to attend the
Wes Watkins
Technology Center
~ Completion Ceremony ~
Tuesday, May 6, 2014 at 7 p.m.
Located 1 and ½ miles west of Wetumka on Hwy. 9.
Please feel welcome to bring family members and guests.
There will be a reception following the ceremony.
~ Awards Assembly ~
On Thursday, May 8, two award assemblies will be held during the day.
8:30 a.m. for morning students and 12:30 p.m. for afternoon students.
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Strothers
Twin
Cinema
Seminole Oklahoma
Thank
You
It is a privilege for me to serve you as
your County Assessor.
My office staff and I will continue
to serve you in an efficient, friendly
manner. Again, THANK YOU for
your continued support.
Jamie Foster
Hughes County Assessor
(405)382-7254
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Jericho Ride May 17
The 2014 Seminole-Hughes County Jericho Ride will be
held on Saturday, May 17, starting at 10 am until 3 pm.
The ride/drive will begin and end at Stroup Park in Holdenville. You may join or exit at any point along the way.
There will be Bondage Buster prayer stops along the way.
Free ride/drive for all interested with free food and music
afterward.
For more information contact: Freedom Crossroads Biker
Church Pastor: Speedy Briggs at 405-220-5215.
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2013 DODGE CHARGER SE
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MONTH
2013 FORD MUSTANG
RED - BLACK TRIM - ALLOYED WHEELS - GREAT LOOKING!
2 TO CHOOSE FROM - GREAT FAMILY RIDE - GREAT MPG
SPORTY - SHOWROOM NEW - LOADS OF EQUIPMENT
LOW MILES - STILL UNDER FACTORY WARRANTY
PREM PKG - LEATHER - RACING STRIPES - PROGRAM CAR
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MONTH
2013 FORD TAURUS - LIMITED
LOADED - LEATHER - FACT. WARR. - PROGRAM CAR
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2013 FORD FUSION SE
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2012 CHEVROLET EQUINOX LT AWD
2 TO CHOOSE - LOW MILES - FACT WARR- PROGRAM CAR
SUPER NICE - LOADS OF EQUIP. - FACTORY WARRANTY
$189
$189
$189
$225
$225
$225
$225
$225
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$29,999
2012 FORD EXPEDITION XLT 4X4
$32,999
SHOWROOM NEW - MOONROOF
2013 FORD EXPLORER LIMITED AWD
$32,999
LEATHER - MY TOUCH - SAVE THOUSANDS OVER NEW!
2006 CHEVROLET C2500 CREW CAB
$22,999
LT 4X4 6.6 DUROMAX - 1 OWNER NICE
2008 HUMMER H2
$32,999
BAD BOY RIDE - 6.2 V8 393 HP - LEATHER ROOF LOW MILES
2005 FORD F150 CREW CAB FX4 6” LIFT
$13,999
BRIGHT RED
2013 FORD F150 CREW CAB 4X4 4” LIFT
BIG TIRES - 18000 MILES - SHARP!
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(1) $13,999 with 20% down cash or trade - remainder at 2.99% apr for 84 months w.a.c. (2) $17,999
with 20% down cash or trade - remainder at 2.99% apr for 84 months w.a.c. (3) $21,800 with 20%
down cash or trade - remainder at 2.99% apr for 84 months w.a.c. (4) All factory rebates and dealer
assistance included. Must finance with FMCC.