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On Saturday, April 16, the Hawley Volunteer Fire Department will be conducting their 13th Annual Benefit Fish Fry. The meal will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will continue until 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy a great meal. The menu includes deep fried catfish, hush puppies, potato salad, coleslaw, baked beans and dessert and for the non-fish lovers, chicken strips will be available upon request. Donations will be accepted at the door and all funds will be used to support the ongoing work of the HFD. This year, their main project will be expanding their building to accommodate their large semi tank truck. The Hawley Fire Department serves as the primary response agency for 100 square miles in Western Grant County. They also work with the other fire departments in Grant, Alfalfa and Garfield counties. Currently the department has 17 members. Five are nationally certified emergency medical technicians (EMT), six are first responders, three are Firefighter I certified, three members are certified in Basic Critical Incident Stress Management and one member is certified in both Advance Critical Incident Stress
Management and Peer Support. This year the tent will be back to enable more people to be seated. There will be fish and room for everyone! Parking will be at the church across the street to the east. The Hawley Fire Department is located at the old town site of Hawley. It is located 7 miles north of Nash on Highway 132 and then
1 mile east on Greer Road or from highways 132 and 11, 4 miles south and 1 east on Greer Road. For more information, call 839-2480. See you Saturday, April 19! The Northwest Oklahoma Blood Institute will have their Bloodmobile at the Hawley Fire Station during the fish fry. Please plan to donate either before or after ;your great meal.
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Amy Dunaway-Knight and Clay Reed
Dunaway-Knight—Reed announce engagement Amy Dunaway-Knight and Clay Reed are planning their wedding at Grand Lake in Jay, Oklahoma, on June 25, 2016. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Ron and Kathy Dunaway-Knight of Jay. The prospective groom is the son of Bill and Joy Reed of Burlington. Amy graduated from Jay High School, and received her bachelor’s degree in biomedical science from Oklahoma City University. Amy will complete her doctorate of pharmacy from the University of Oklahoma
College of Pharmacy this June. Clay is a graduate of Cherokee High School and earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry and a bachelor’s degree in biology from Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Reed is currently attending the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine doing rotations at OU Medical and at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. After taking their honeymoon in the Dominican Republic, the couple will continue to temporarily reside in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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Lynn Says
Job application ad published in another newspaper By Lynn L. Martin Employers these days are frequently frustrated in hiring people. It appears to me about 20 percent of the applicants have been taught good work ethics and good business manners, and about 80 percent have no clue. If you look at some of the help wanted signs posted in area business, you’ll see some that say, “Workers needed. If you want to really work! Please don’t apply if you just merely want to show up for a paycheck. Not applying can save both of us a lot of trouble.” Here’s the ad that well tells it like it is:
John Doe Company (name has been changed) is looking for hard working experienced employees that possess responsibility and are reliable. Must be self motivated and have a clean driving record. PLEASE DO NOT APPLY IF YOU: Oversleep, have no alarm clock, have no car, have court often, have no baby sitting every day, have to give friends rides to work later than we start work, experience flat tires every week, have to hold onto a cell phone all day, or become an expert at your job with no need to learn or take advice after the first day. Must be able to talk and work a the same time, must be able to remember to come back to work after lunch. Should not expect to receive Purple Ribbons or Gold Stars for showing up to work on time. For interview, call 000-000-0000.
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Cydney Rae Ledoux and Jed Ely Blevins.
Ledoux— Blevins announce engagement Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ledoux of Amarillo, Texas, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Cydney Rae Ledoux, to Jed Ely Blevins. Jed is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blevins of Burlington. Cydney is a 2006 graduate of Tascosa High School. After graduation she attended Northwestern Oklahoma State University in Alva. She is currently working at BancCentral N. A. as a loan document review specialist. Jed is a 2005 graduate of Burlington High School and attended Oklahoma State University in Stillwater. He now resides in Garden City, Kansas, and is employed by DuPont Pioneer as a research associate. The couple will exchange vows this summer in Amarillo, Texas. Following a honeymoon in Florida, the happy couple will reside in Garden City.
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Cherokee schools rehire certified staff By Lynn L. Martin Cherokee Superintendent Donna Anderson said things are going fine at the Cherokee schools and finances are holding steady. She said the gross production revenue variations have leveled off, but she was wondering what effect might occur with the closing of Lariat Services. She also told the board it has been a “fast year.” They are working hard to close out books by June 30 and start up again July 1. She praised all the principals for doing a great job this year. Ruth Richmond, elementary principal, and Jeremy Hickman, high school and middle school principal, both mentioned that April testing started on Monday and will consume much of the next three weeks. The elementary schools have a field trip scheduled at the end of the month; there will be an elementary music contest; and a little later, an elementary track met will occur with four schools attending. Principal Hickman said they’ve already hosted several track meets at their new stadium, and were thrilled to learn they are hosting the regional track meet on April 30, with an estimated 30-34 schools visiting Cherokee to participate. He mentioned several FFA students are going to the State FFA Convention, and that the speech and debate team finished state runner-up for the second year in a row. The board spent an hour and one-half in executive session, afterwards they voted on two items, and took “no action” on a third. The agenda item on which no action was taken was worded as follows: “Vote to employ or not to employ certified teachers on regular or temporary contract for the 2016-2017 school year (Vote individually or as a group). See Attachment A.”
The next agenda item was very similar, and it passed on a motion by Tony Hellar and seconded by T. J. Allison. It was worded as follows: “Vote to employ or not to employ certified staff for the 2016-2017 school year. See Attachment A.” The “Certified Staff” as listed on Attachment A are as follows: Charles Anderson, John Arnbrecht, Alicia Bailey, Michelle Baldwin, Rashele Blakley, Shelly Burleson, Lyndee Cudmore, Gayla Failes, Heather Gottsch, Cathy Graham, Lindsay Headlee, Janet Hester, Steve Hickman, Ladonna Hoggard, Greg Jantzen, Anita Jordan, Kadie Lancaster, Lance Leslie, Travis Lyon, Allyson McFeeters, Heather McNeill, Mallory Means, Patty Means, Alicia Mitchell, Rebekah Munholland, Heidi Newlin, Jason Paris, Keela Patterson, Tiffany Phillips, Charmaine Rathgeber, Bryce Schanbacher, Cindy Schanbacher, Stephanie Shepard, Charity Vanmeter, Jenny Webster, George Weve and Stephanie Weve. A listing for “Support Staff” was provided on Attachment A, but no mention of support staff was included on the agenda. A motion to purchase any properties discussed in executive session pending an appraisal was passed. The description provided in the motion was to purchase real property labeled A, B and C. (After the meeting, the Newsgram asked for the location and price of the real property and was turned down, with Superintendent Anderson explaining that contracts had not yet been signed and they didn’t want the property to be swooped out from underneath them before contracts were signed. She promised that a special meeting will likely be called to finish the
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deal and at that time location and price information will be provided.) The end of March totals for the Cherokee District included General Fund of $4,405,613.52; Building Fund of $308,493.51; Lunch Fund of $61,881.22; Roof Bond Fund of $21,216.33; Building Equipment Bond Fund of $1771.71; Complex Bond Fund of $75,653.40; Sinking Fund of $712,468.33; Gifts Fund of $32,470.02; CAS/FLOOD Ins Fund of $26,630.83 for a total of all funds of $5,785,808.97.
Woman arrested for contraband while visiting at JCCC By Marione Martin An Oklahoma City woman has been charged with bringing contraband into a penal institution. According to court papers, the incident occurred on March 12 at James Crabtree Correctional Center in Helena. About 2:05 p.m. while working in the visitation room, Correctional Officer Jocelyn Ocampo was asked by visitor Melissa Allen for permission to use the restroom. Allen was told she would have to submit to a pat search. During the search, Ocampo noticed an object between Allen’s breasts. When asked what it was, Allen said, “Nothing, what are you talking about.” When asked again, Allen removed the object and threw it in the visiting room trash can. Officer Ocampo was assisted by Correctional Lt. Ray Schmidt while she searched the trash can. She located an object wrapped in electrical tape. When opened it was found to contain approximately 2.4 ounces of marijuana. Allen was removed from the visitation room, and Helena Police Officer Jim Dykes was called. Dykes took Allen into custody and took possession of the marijuana. He took Allen to the Alfalfa County Jail and submitted the marijuana as evidence. Melissa Renee Allen, 34, of Oklahoma City has been charged with a felony of bringing contraband drugs into a penal institution. The crime is punishable in the state penitentiary for one to five years or a fine of $100 to $1,000 or both fine and imprisonment.
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By Stacy Sanborn Freedom’s regular school board meeting was held Monday night, and all members were recorded present. The board’s first order of business was to review the proposed bond budget and scope of the project with district architectural firm Tri-Arch with Scott Vrooman, who was unable to attend. Superintendent Danny McCuiston handed out two sheets of paper, one with the original proposed bond budget, and the other one a revised version. After giving the proposals a good look, Cindy Reed asked about where the barn storage for animals was included on the spreadsheet. President Shane Morris said he wasn’t quite seeing some of the things that should be on there as well. He said they are going to have to get something done about it before it goes out to voters in June, and if they proceeded with the current proposal the way it is, it won’t be right. “I don’t want to put it off any more than anybody else,” he said. They decided to take no action on the bond budget, and predicted the call for a special election date in August. They moved on to look at the consent agenda and it was approved.
The superintendent gave his report next, and said that after ten months of monthly revenue collections, projections estimate $413,891.30 in fiscal year 2016 monthly collections. This would be $172,109.10 less in monthly collections than the district collected in fiscal year 2015 in gross production, rural electric, motor vehicle, and CLO (school land) combined. However, with most of all second-half ad valorem collected and additional revenue sources taken into consideration, as of March 21 the district had received a total of $1,477,085 in revenue for the fiscal year. This compares to $1,323,019 for the same date last fiscal year, an increase of $154,066 year to date.” Principal Brett Hill said in his report that enrollment is currently sitting at 80 students. He went over the goings-on in all the different sports, as most are wrapping up for the year. Other activities coming up are the prom, FFA banquet, State FFA Convention, talent show, school awards ceremony, and graduation and baccalaureate. The board approved a contract for audit with the firm of Chas. W. Carroll,
P.A for the 2015-2016 fiscal year (to be conducted during the 2016-2017 fiscal year). Next, they reviewed an OSRMT 2016 renewal proposal for the school’s property and liability coverage and approved it. They looked at a proposed support staff pay scale and decided to take no action before approving an activity fund transfer from administration to athletics of $48.80 for Gatorade. Executive session then commenced, giving the board a chance to discuss employment, hiring, appointment, promotion, demotion, disciplining or resignation of individual salaried officer(s) or employee(s). When they returned to open session, they accepted the resignation of district principal Brett Hill, effective at the end of the current contract year. The resignations of three certified staff members, Jeanne Weber, Phillip Neill, and Holly Neill, were accepted. The board also approved the resignations of two members of the support staff: Stevie Hill and Islia Barnes. Heidi Cook, Brenda Daughhtee, Dalene Dauphin, Patricia Dauphin, Tana Nixon and Dawn Wares were rehired for the 2016-2017 school year. Before the meeting adjourned, the group approved to list the open position for superintendent on the OSSBA website.
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Jeff Lantz resigns at South Barber, superintendent looks at district finances Board of education calls special meeting to name new board member: Two new teachers hired By Yvonne Miller The South Barber Board of Education accepted a resignation, hired two new teachers, heard about anticipated reduced finances and much more at their April meeting Monday night. All members attended including Board President Steve Allen, Mariah Doherty, Deb Helfrich, Dooli Rugg, Melissa Simpson and Mark Pollock. The seat previously held by Mike Anderson was vacant since he moved earlier this year. Also seated at the board table were Superintendent Dr. Andi Williams and Board Clerk Julie Johnson. Jeff Lantz submitted his resignation, which the board accepted. Lantz came to South Barber in 2013 where he’s been a high school technology teacher, head boys basketball coach, and head boys and girls tennis coach. Lantz told the Newsgram, “I just feel so appreciative to all the students, staff and community for allowing me to teach and coach here. It’s been very easy to become attached and I will miss so many people. I’m looking forward to still following the teams’ progress over
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the years. These kids have been terrific.” The district welcomes home South Barber High School (SBHS) graduate “Katie Becker” who is Katherine Hughes. The board approved her to replace Holly Cook as a first-grade teacher. Tiffany Bodeman will replace retiring teacher Jeannie Albright as Title I instructor. The board accepted the resignation of Samantha Nichols ONLY as high school girls assistant basketball coach. Nichols will continue as fifth-grade teacher. Since former school board member Mike Anderson moved away earlier this year, his seat on the board is open. The board called a special meeting for April 26 at 5:30 p.m. to vote for the new member. Superintendent Williams told the board two people have expressed interest in taking that seat. They are Mike Miller and Donna Williams. The board will visit with the candidates and ask them questions from a summary sheet in open session and then nominate and vote on a new board member. The superintendent explained
that elected personnel (board members) cannot be discussed in executive session. The new board member will serve a three-year term. 2016-17 Calendar and Other Business Approved The board discussed at length the proposed calendar for the 2016-17 school year. This year for about the first time in memory, SBHS graduation will not fall on Mother’s Day, which many people favor. Allen said he’s received numerous complaints about graduation falling on Mother’s Day in past years. On the proposed calendar, graduation was once again set on Mother’s Day. The board temporarily removed the date of graduation until a later date. With that change the board went ahead and approved the proposed calendar. Some key dates are: first day of school, Friday, Aug. 19; Christmas break, Wednesday, Dec. 21-Jan. 3; spring break, March 20-24; last day of school, Wednesday, May 17. Current bills totaling $504,352.65 received board approval. Policy updates by the Kansas Association of School Boards were approved by the board. Superintendent Talks Finances and More In her superintendent’s report to the board, Dr. Williams talked finances and gave “the worst case scenario” of anticipated reductions. She said, “This is what I know right now. These gaps could happen as early as June 30 of this year.” She said the mill levy could rise from 6.1 to 20.8. The superintendent anticipates requesting $260,000 from the extraordinary funds at the state level. As of April 1, USD #255’s Capital Outlay balance is $978,000. She said at this point they had anticipated spending $629,500 and have spent just $500,000 on capital improvements. Williams said, “The Capital Outlay money generated next school year will help with district site improvements
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Obituaries LUCY ARNDT Funeral services for Lucy Arndt will be at 10 a.m. Friday, April 15, 2016, at the Alva Church of the Nazarene with Pastor Tom Felder and Rev. William S. Kalfas officiating. Interment will be in the Alva Municipal Cemetery under the direction of Marshall Funeral Home of Alva. There will be a visitation with the family Thursday April 13, from 6-8 p.m. at the funeral home. Lucy Arndt, daughter of the late Emil and Viola Goldie (Watters) Neuenschwander, was born June 15, 1932, at Knowles, Oklahoma, and passed away April 10, 2016, at Oklahoma City at the age of 83 years, 9 months and 25 days. She graduated high school at Stidham, Oklahoma, in 1950 and went on to attend college at Northwest Territorial Normal School. On April 3, 1952, she was united in marriage to Wilford Arndt at Alva. To this marriage nine children were born: Zeona, Newanta, Wynona “Noni,” Zeda, Willard “Lynn,” twins Carla and Darla, and twins Diana and Dana. They made their home in Alva where she raised her family. Lucy was a member of the Church of the Nazarene. She was called Mom and Grandma Lucy by many besides her family. She loved attending her grandchildren’s and great grandchildren’s activities. She loved cooking, especially for others. Many made their requests for her to make their favorite dishes to bring to gatherings. She taught herself to quilt and enjoyed making them for each family member. Lucy worked at Beadles Nursing Home since May 1963. She loved her job and the people at Beadles. She retired after many years, but still enjoyed helping with the Luau and the Senior Olympics. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by five brothers, Jacob “Jake” Neuenschwander, Jonas Neuenschwander, Carl Neuenschwander, Bert Neuenschwander, and Emil Neuenschwander, Jr.; six sisters, Lydia Rose, Ruth Ickler, Betty Neuenschwander, Mary Neuenschwander, Doris Bradshaw, and Cora Shugart; a son-inlaw, Albert McKinley; a granddaughter, Elizabeth Kristen Utterback; and a great granddaughter, Chesney Rae Starks. Lucy is survived by her children,
Zeona McKinley of Alva, Newanta Kilmer and husband, George, of Alva, Wynona “Noni” Knopp and husband, Richard, of Okarche, Zeda Wythe of Yukon, Willard “Lynn” Arndt of Alva, Carla Smart and husband David of Alva, Darla Utterback and husband Frank of Enid, Diana Arndt of Alva, and Dana Kirkpatrick and husband Tim of Enid; sister, Daile Sacket of Alva; sister-inlaw, Jaunita Neuenschwander of Ponca City; and nephew and niece that she was like a second mother to, Gary White of Woodward and Gloria Thorpe of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Also surviving are 13 grandchildren, Michael Williamson and wife Nicole of Yukon; Tyler Wythe of Yukon; Damien Starks and wife Brenda of Alva; Samantha Kilmer of Alva; Jason Utterback of Oklahoma City; Bridget Eck and husband Joseph of Enid; Megan Stephens and husband Dusty of Alva; Marie Fox and husband Will of Alva; Jessica Barkhurst and husband Nick of Wichita, Kansas; Erica Hamilton of Alva; Mason Hamilton of Paris, Texas; Daniella Watkins of Oklahoma City; and Zach Smart of Alva; 13 great grandchildren, Chandler Starks of Alva; William and Chris Eck of Enid; Willow and Ash Fox of Alva; Kaeden Wolff of Alva; Caleb, Leah and Allie Williamson of Yukon; Collin and Ellyana Barkhurst of Wichita, Kansas; Aiden Watkins of Oklahoma City; and Payton Graham of Alva; many other relatives and friends. Memorial contributions may be made through the funeral home to the Church of the Nazarene for the nursery remodel. Remembrances maybe shared with the family at www.marshallfuneralhomes. com. WAYNE SLUDER GUFFY, SR. Wayne Sluder Guffy Sr. was born on October 30, 1922, at the family farm home in the Fish Hatchery community to James and Jessie Sluder Guffy. He died on April 11, 2016, at 93 years of age in Alva after an extended illness. Wayne married Lois Louella Caywood on November 22, 1947, at Van Buren, Arkansas. He is survived by seven sons, five daughters, over 100 grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great
grandchildren. Funeral service for Wayne will be at Driftwood Christian Church on Friday, April 15, 2016, at 2 p.m. Burial will follow at Byron-Amorita Cemetery with arrangements by Lanman Funeral Home Inc. of Cherokee. Viewing will be Wednesday from 1-4 p.m. and Thursday from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. with family present from 6-8 p.m. Online condolences may be made at www. lanmanmemorials.com. Memorials may be given to Amy D Guffy and Danny D Guffy Scholarship Fund through the funeral home. LOIS M. PETERMANN Lois M. Petermann, long-time resident of Woodward, Oklahoma, passed from this life on April 8, 2016, at the age of 82. Visitation will be 10-11 a.m. on Wednesday, April 13, 2016 at Lanman Funeral Home Inc. in Cherokee. A celebration of her life will follow the viewing at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, April 13, 2016, in Lanman Chapel with burial to follow in Byron-Amorita Cemetery. Online condolences may be made at www.lanmanmemorials.com. Lois M. Petermann was born May 7, 1933, in Ripley, Oklahoma, to parents, Henry Robert Ferril and Trula S. Bruner Ferril. She lived many years in Alva, raised her family and graduated from college before moving to Woodward to start a career in social work. She touched many, many lives before retiring from the Department of Human Services in Woodward, and continued to touch many lives after her retirement. Those preceding Lois in death are her parents; three brothers, Wilburn, Lloyd and Jean Ferril and one sister, Wanda Ferril. Those left to cherish Lois’ memory are: one sister, Iris Bostick of Sugarland, Texas; one son, Herbert Allen Petermann of Oklahoma City; two daughters, Cheryl Daniels of Bryan, Texas, and
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Debbie Ketcham and husband Morris of Sun Lakes, Arizona; grandchildren Robyn and husband Michael, Jason and wife Chelsea, Matthew, Brittany, Carrie, Diane and husband Troy, Jennifer and husband Roger, Weslee and wife Missy; many precious great grandchildren; nieces and nephews Eddie and Sandy Ferril, Ben and Bev Bostick, Ken and Donna Bostick, Bill and Susan Wallace and Jim Wallace and an amazing extended family in Branson, Missouri, and Woodward, Oklahoma. THEODORE GEORGE “TED” ROBINSON, JR. Memorial services for Theodore Robinson, Jr. will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 16, 2016, at the Alva Church of the Nazarene with Rev. William S. Kalfas officiating. His request was to be cremated and services are under the direction of Marshall Funeral Home of Alva. Theodore George Robinson Jr., son of the late Theodore George Robinson and Carolyn (Camper) Brown, was born March 31, 1956, in Atlanta, Georgia, and passed away April 6, 2016, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at the age of 60 years and 6 days. Ted graduated from Sharpstown High School in Houston and attended the University of Houston. He worked in the oilfield as a directional driller where he traveled the world before beginning his food service career. In May 1993 Ted was united in marriage to Leah Henderson in Nashville, Tennessee. The food service profession took them to many states until they settled in the Alva area where he has been the food service director at Northwestern Oklahoma State University since 2002. Ted was a member of the Alva Church of the Nazarene, Kiwanis, Friends of the NRA, and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. He enjoyed fly fishing, hunting and music. Ted was preceded in death by his father. He is survived by one son, Theodore
George “Trey” Robinson III, of Pratt, Kansas; one daughter, Taylor Robinson, of Salina, Kansas; and their mother, Leah Robinson, of Pratt, Kansas; his mother, Carolyn Brown, of Midland, Texas; two brothers, Doug Robinson and his wife Mary Lou of Benton, Arkansas; Kent Brown and his wife Monea of Midland, Texas; two nieces, Kelsey Robinson and Lauren Jones and her husband Kurt; two nephews, Alex and Aaron Brown; other relatives and friends. Ted is also survived by his golden retriever, Ginnie. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made through the funeral home to the Salt Fork Chapter of Friends of the NRA. Remembrances may be shared with the family at Batesville Technology Solutions – Delivering powerful technology to funeral homes, crematories and cemeteries across the globe. GLADYS LORRAINE WARFIELD Funeral services for Gladys Lorraine Warfield will be 2 p.m. Friday, April 15, 2016, at Marshall Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will be in the Alva Municipal Cemetery under the direction of Marshall Funeral Home. Gladys Lorraine Warfield, age 78 of Alva, passed away on Sunday, April 10, 2016, at Share Medical Center in Alva, Oklahoma. She was born June 8, 1937, in San Bernadino, California, to Doris and Byron McKitrick. Lorraine grew up
in Kiowa, Kansas, where she attended school. She married Bobby Lee Warfield on February 10, 1957, at Cherokee, Oklahoma. The couple lived briefly in Wichita, Kansas, before making their home in Alva. Lorraine was a cook in the Alva Public Schools for many years and also the Senior Citizens Center, loved cooking for her family and enjoyed playing bingo with her friends. Her parents, one brother, Ronald J. McKitrick, and sisters, Deloris Knabe, Jean Nusser and Debra Nealey preceded her in death. Lorraine is survived by her husband, their three daughters, Tamre Kay (John) McGinnis of Alva, Lea Ann (Richard) Strait of Enid, and Brenda Sue Gray of Alva. She was also blessed with six grandchildren, Mandy Lee (Corwyn) Madison, Jill Renee (Michael) Turley, Jonathan David McAlpin, Keri Lea (Cliff) Layton, Elizabeth Rose Bohn, and Andrew Sherman (Ashleigh) Gray as well as six great-grandchildren, Brian Thomas Bohn, Jacob Glenn Cline, Nicholas Andrew Cline, Bentley Zane Cox, Millie Grace Layton, baby boy Layton (due in June) and Harper Mae Turley. She is also survived by one brother, Byron McKitrick, of New Hampshire, two sisters, Marsha (Eddy) Adams and Karen (Jerry) Hada all of Alva, and numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial contributions may be made through the funeral home to the American Cancer Society or Alzheimer’s Association of Oklahoma. The family wishes to thank all of those who cared for her during her last few days at Share Medical Center.
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By The Oklahoman Editorial Board A package of sensible criminal justice reform bills is making its way through the Legislature. These four bills, backed by Gov. Mary Fallin, are designed to stanch the flow of men and women who wind up incarcerated in Oklahoma. They’re a step in the right direction. But in the view of interim Department of Corrections Director Joe Allbaugh, they amount to “nibbling around the edges” of the problem. Much bigger moves are needed, Allbaugh says, and he intends to drive that point home as often as possible. Last week, Allbaugh asked his board for permission to look for new space to house inmates. He’ll look for “beds to lease, lease-to-buy, build, all within the confines of our existing budget,” Allbaugh told The Oklahoman’s editorial board. He intends to take a month looking for options, and report back to the board with what he finds. “We’re overcrowded and the criminal justice system keeps cramming them into bed space that doesn’t exist,” he said. Beyond the crowding issue, he fears that
if he waits for lawmakers to act, “it’s not going to happen.” That sort of bluntness won’t win him many admirers among members of the Legislature. But it’s refreshing to see in state government, where generally agency heads do all they can not to rankle the men and women who have to sign off on the agency’s budget. Allbaugh, named to this job in January following the resignation of former director Robert Patton, has made it a point to show up unannounced at the state’s prisons to see how they’re being managed. He’s also looking at ways the DOC might be able to use the now-closed Southern Oklahoma Resource Center in Pauls Valley to centralize some operations. That’s driven by a desire to save money where possible. Allbaugh was surprised to find his agency has 67 facilities across Oklahoma, ranging from prisons to halfway houses. “We get no efficiencies in the system. It’s just absolutely asinine,” he said. “I ask the question, why? ‘Well, that’s the way it’s always been.’ ” He used the DOC’s work centers as one example. There are 15 of these centers across Oklahoma, which provide la-
bor to local government entities. Together they house about 1,300 inmates, at an annual cost of $17.6 million, Allbaugh said. Centralizing would save money but also produce blowback from the cities and towns where the centers are located. Allbaugh counters that ultimately, all state taxpayers are footing the bill for the DOC, and “they need to be at the front of the trough, quite frankly. Somebody needs to be looking out for them.” Allbaugh said that while he isn’t a fan of relying on private prisons, he will look at two empty ones as a possibility in his effort to find more bed space. He’ll also look for any other facilities that might be available. The DOC is netting 1,200 to 1,600 new inmates per year and needs somewhere to put them. As it is, space set aside for vocational and training programs has been lost in order to cram more beds into existing facilities. “Until we start readjusting our criminal justice code, this is going to continue,” Allbaugh said. “It’s time to think differently, both on our operations side as well as the statutory side.” To which we say, amen and amen.
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Woman accused of stealing from co-workers By Marione Martin An Alva woman is charged with a felony and a misdemeanor in a theft from co-workers. Amanda Jo Hall, 34, of Alva has been charged with grand larceny, a felony, and with a misdemeanor of petit larceny. A warrant has been issued for her arrest. According to court records, on April 5 Cherokee Police Officer Ryan McNeil went to the Ministerial Alliance Thrift Store, 219 S. Grand Ave., to take a report on the theft of cash from purses. Esther Joan Nusser said she had been working at the store and discovered that sometime between 12:30 and 2:20 p.m. someone had gone into her black
fanny pack and removed an envelope containing $1,236.43 in cash. She said that was the amount remaining from her husband’s paycheck after she paid the family’s bills. During the time the money was taken, the fanny pack was sitting behind the front counter. Nusser said she didn’t see anyone take the envelope but identified another person who had been working as the only person who might have had the opportunity to take it. Lynda Sue Hofen also told McNeil her gray pocketbook had been sitting next to Nusser’s fanny pack. She said she was missing about $40 to $60 from it although she wasn’t sure of the exact amount. She also stated the other worker
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was the only one who might have had opportunity to take the money. The other worker was identified as Amanda Jo Hall, and it was learned Hall had been given a ride to the Alfalfa County Bank. McNeil went to the bank and learned Hall had made a cash deposit of approximately the same amount that was taken from Nusser and Hofen. McNeil also learned Hall had an outstanding warrant from Garfield County. McNeil and Undersheriff Oister tried to locate Hall without success. That evening, Hall was located and taken into custody on the outstanding warrant. At the jail in a post-Miranda interview, Hall told McNeil she had been working at the thrift store but said she did not take any money. Hall said she got a check for her disability and that was the money she deposited in her account. Sheriff Rick Wallace then spoke with Hall about the theft, and Hall admitted to him she took the money. She said she took the envelope with the money and left the store to go to the restaurant to get a drink. She said at the restaurant, she removed the money and discarded the envelope before returning to the thrift store. Hall said after leaving the thrift store, she went to the bank and deposited the money in her account. She wrote out a statement. Hall was transported to the Garfield County Jail on the morning of April 6 on her warrant. On April 6, McNeil talked with Hall’s boyfriend who obtained a copy of the bank account through Internet access. It showed the amount deposited as $1,265.
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positive for methamphetamine was found as well as various paraphernalia for use and distribution of methamphetamine.” Johnson said he could not yet provide amounts of the drugs seized as the KBI will measure and weigh. “Your local law enforcement is proud of the successful efforts to close this channel for illegal substances coming into our community,” Johnson said. The bail amounts for the five arrested ranged from $30,000 down to $5,000 and $2,500, Johnson said. As of Tuesday morning, Cook, Prophet and Bush were released on bail. Neither Brown had been released as of 10:30 a.m., he said. The chief said the Browns each had bail set at $30,000. Johnson said, “Thank you to all the supporting agencies like Kiowa EMS, Barber County Dispatch, and others for their assistance. Without their help law enforcement would not have been able to safely and effectively execute operations of this nature.” Law Enforcement Appeals to Those with Drug Addiction “At this time, however, we appeal to those who sought the services of these
individuals. Addiction is a disease, it is not easy to overcome, and these substances are illegal and deadly,” Chief Johnson said. “Those who supply you with that which feeds an addiction are not doing it for your benefit. They prey on dependency for profit.” The chief further said, “If you are battling addiction to illegal substances please take this opportunity to seek help. Resources are available at www.drugabuse. gov or call 1-800-662-HELP (4357). You can also seek guidance at your local church or from your health care provider. “Help is out there for those who seek it. We are out there to seek those who don’t,” Barber County law enforcement promises. “As always your Kiowa Police Department is proud and willing to serve the community in any way necessary,” Chief Johnson said.
Five arrested in drug bust in Kiowa, Kansas By Yvonne Miller Five people were arrested in Kiowa, Kansas, the evening of April 8 following an investigation with a search warrant at 918 Campbell St. Kiowa Police Department Chief Steve Johnson said his department was assisted by the Barber County Sheriff’s Office, the Harper County Sheriff’s Office and the Medicine Lodge Police Department. Chief Johnson said the five people arrested were Brandy Brown and Timothy Brown of Kiowa; Danial Cook and Bradford Prophet of Alva; and Sonya Bush of Hardtner. “The cooperative efforts of all the officers involved” led to this successful arrest, Chief Johnson said. The charges range from possession of narcotics to distribution of a controlled substance. Johnson said during this search “a large quantity of a substance that tested
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CADET GRADUATES 2016: (Front row, left to right ) Maurissa D. Shaffer, Adam Sultan, Alan K. Holt, Susan T. Phelps, Gaudalupe Taylor, Jessica C. Rodriguez, Joela Ward, Barrett T. Allen, Joshua J. Oliver; (back row, left to right) Dakota D. Stafford, Richard S. Grimes, Kayln P. Abare, Dennis W. Everson, James T. Null, Drue B. Sirmons, Debryontea Gatson, Jacob Pipins, Shane C. Chartier, Michael B. Anderson, Coby D. Thomas. Photo by Lynn L. Martin
20 cadets graduate to become correctional officers By Stacy Sanborn Alva’s Northwest Technology Center hosted yet another graduation for a Department of Corrections (DOC) graduation this past Friday. At each ceremony, a class speaker is chosen to speak on behalf of all graduates. In this class, James Null was the man for the job. Null will begin his DOC career at James Crabtree Correctional Center (JCCC) in Helena. He gave a short speech, beginning by thanking all who helped facilitate his training, and for the friends and family who supported them, empathized with them and prayed for them, saying that it was their love that pushed them through. He said in the last six weeks, he and all the others striving to be
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Thank You to all of the Fire Departments, firefighters, county and city employees, and emergency personnel who assisted with the Ridgway Road Fire on April 6. We are truly grateful for your hard work and dedications.
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South Barber drama class presents a ‘cherry-on-top’ production By Yvonne Miller Drama class teacher Meagan Henry and student director Caitlin Jacobs are to be commended for their direction and
acting skills in South Barber’s comedic production of “Murder at the Pie Auction” by Michael Druce. With a real live pie auction in the
Julie Lyle's character portrayed by Ana Wilhelm confronts the pie competition judge played by Brandon Baysinger. This is during the SBHS drama class presentation of “Murder at the Pie Auction.” Photo by Yvonne Miller
South Barber senior Ana Wilhelm is a scene stealer as she portrays Julia Lyle (perhaps Child), whose cherry pie, the French chef toiled over for the pie baking competition, literally blew up in her face. With red cherry goo all over her apron and face, her cheeks were a deep shade of red – not only from the cherries, but from anger in trying to determine who sabotaged the world-renowned chef's award-winning pie. Wilhelm had the British accent and mannerisms of Child down to the art of a fine pastry chef, which kept the crowd laughing throughout the comical murder/mystery “Murder at the Pie Auction,” performed by the SBHS Drama Class. Here she accuses other well-known culinary bakers in the competition played by Caitlin Jacobs and Bryan Dotts of the crime. Photo by Yvonne Miller
middle of the play, the group raised about $1,100. This will be used to help purchase new black curtains to replace the old, stained ones in the wings and at the back of the auditorium stage. Pies were donated by the public and teacher Cheryl Swartz FCS (Family and Consumer Science) class.
The moment of truth in the murder/ mystery comes to fruition as the undercover investigator (Grant Cantrell) slaps handcuffs on the surprise shady character played by Dale Hoch. Photo by Yvonne Miller
Playing the nosy news reporter of tiny, Mynute, Alaska, SBHS senior Ammorae Williams is as hilarious as the days are dark and cold much of the year in “The Last Frontier” state. She gets “the scoop” during the SBHS production of “Murder at the Pie Auction,” a murder/mystery comedy. Photo by Yvonne Miller
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Playing an old woman who is as serious a competitive pie baker as she is hilarious when she bustles around the stage is SBHS drama class teacher Meagan Henry. She directed and performed with her students in the comical murder/ mystery “Murder at the Pie Auction,” showing them how to get into character as she has a melt-down and make the audience laugh. Photo by Yvonne Miller
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Portraying the uppity, appalled-bythe-small-town location of Mynute, Alaska, event organizer of “Mother Mabel's Pie Baking Contest,” Kori Leech is as funny as her heels are high during the SBHS drama class presentation of “Murder at the Pie Auction.” Photo by Yvonne Miller
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By Leslie Nation CHEROKEE – The New Alfalfa County commissioner, Jay Hague, who was recently elected to take over as commissioner for District 1, introduced himself at the Alfalfa County commissioners’ meeting on Monday. It was a brief introduction, then straight to business as the commissioners approved the only bid submitted for EMS video conferencing for the Helena responders for a total of $8,668.74. After the approval of the solo bid, the commissioners approved the request to remove Ashley Sciara as requisitioning officer for District 1 and appoint Jay Hague in the position. The commissioners reviewed their regular business on the agenda as they approved minutes from last week’s meeting, M & O warrants for payment, blanket purchase orders, road crossing permits and monthly officer reports. Other items on the agenda that were approved by the commissioners were: • Plans for the 2016 County Road Improvements Project #AF2016-24 for Alfalfa County District 3, • Request to remove Ashley Sciara as requisitioning officer for District 1 and ap-
point Jay Hague as requisitioning officer for District 1, • Request to remove Jeannette Mary Sciara and Tony Gates as receiving officers for District 1 and appoint Ashley Sciara and Brett Ackerman as receiving officers for District 1, • Accept the low bid from Erikson Stell for a total of $7,850 for adding to the existing show barn. Other bids were from D & B Oilfield Services ($11,465.99) and Fox Welding ($13,747.00), • Burn Ban Resolution, • Luckinbill payment No. 13 for $20,106.52 for heat/air and electrical improvements for the courthouse. • Approve the county clerk to go out on bid for the 2016 County Road Improvements Project #AF2016-24 for Alfalfa County District 3. Burn Ban The burn ban resolution states that “it is unlawful for any person to set fire to any forest, grass, range, crop or other wildlands or to build a campfire or bonfire or to burn rubbish or other material that may cause a forest, grass, rage, crop or other wildland fire.” The resolution also gives any law enforcement officer of Oklahoma the permis-
sion to carry out the enforcement of the resolution. Any person caught violating shall be subject to a fine of no more than $500, imprisonment for no more than one year, or both such fin and imprisonment. The commissioners outlined certain exceptions to the resolution which include: • Equipment related to road construction projects. However, it will be required to have a water pumper on standby any time this equipment is used near a grassy rightof-way. This requirement will be the responsibility of the company or organization conducting the construction and not the fire department within the jurisdiction in which the construction is taking place. • Welding/cutting torch/grinding activities only when conducted over a non-combustible surface of at least 10 feet by 10 feet. When welding, blankets or screens are used to cover flammable vegetation, and wind speeds are less than 20 mils per hour and a fire watch, other than the welder, is posted at the welding/cutting torch site with pressurized water or a fire extinguisher. • Campfires and outdoor cooking. Outdoor campfires or bonfires are prohibited. LPG and charcoal-fired cooking outside in a grilling receptacle are permitted provided that the activity is conducted over a non-flammable surface and at least five feet from flammable vegetation. This burn ban will be effective immediately for a period of no more than 30 days from the date it was signed by the county commissioners. If conditions worsen, further resolutions may be issued. After 30 days have passed, the Alfalfa County commissioners will further review and decide what to do from there. County commissioner Chad Roach explained that if it rains during this burn ban resolution time period, the commissioners could remove the resolution at any meeting before the 30 days have expired. Two other items on the agenda – private property easement to remove trees in SE/4 of 13-28-11, and AT&T discussion/contract for Internet – were tabled for further discussion and a decision in next week’s meeting. The road crossing revenue was as follows: District No. of Permits Fee 1 0 2 5 $2,500 3 0 - Total 5 $2,500
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Firefighters Mexican Fiesta Benefit Sunday at Plum Thickett in Kiowa Proceeds for Kiowa/Hazelton and Elwood Township fire departments in Kansas: Purchase bake sale items at Plum Thickett in breezeway before you eat: Anderson Creek Fire T-shirt sales go to fund for all area firefighters By Yvonne Miller Words cannot express the appreciation area folks have for their area volunteer firefighters who worked tirelessly for days and days battling dangerous wild grass fires. In late March they battled what was named the Anderson Creek Fire, deemed the largest wildfire in Kansas history. Started just north of Freedom, Oklahoma, the blaze soon roared into Kansas. Lasting for nearly a week, the horrific wild grass fire reportedly charred 620 square miles, some 600 cattle perished, two dozen structures were lost and at least 16 homes burned. Besides good thoughts and prayers for volunteer firefighters, you have an opportunity to help them monetarily and enjoy delicious Mexican food prepared by the crew at the Plum Thickett restaurant on the east end of
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Ringwood man charged with sexual battery By Marione Martin A Ringwood man is facing two felony charges for allegedly sexually assaulting a 16-year-old. Scott Jason Pike, 42, of Ringwood is charged with two felony counts of sexual battery in Alfalfa County. According to court documents, Pike had been in a dating relationship with the 16-year-old’s mother. The girl said Pike was at her residence the evening of March 31, and he told her to lie down. He then removed his jeans and lay down on the bed. She said he started touching
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Oklahoma prosecutors allege abuse before boy's disappearance By Daniel C. Houston SEMINOLE, Okla. (AP) — Prosecutors allege an Oklahoma couple arrested in connection with the disappearance of their 9-year-old nephew a decade ago beat the boy and his older brother while serving as their foster parents, according to an affidavit filed Tuesday. Colton Clark's older brother, who was then named Homer Clark, told investigators that Rex and Rebecca Clark left bruises on Colton's face around the time he died. The brother, who has since changed his name, said that when he saw Colton on a couch,
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The prosecutor's office has said Colton is presumed dead, and investigators have been searching the Clarks' property hoping to find his remains. Sheriff's Investigator David Hanson wouldn't say Tuesday whether anything pertinent to the case had been discovered. Colton and his older brother lived with their aunt and uncle after their parents terminated their rights to the boys. Colton was reported missing on April 20, 2006, prompting a 2,500-acre search aided by helicopters and dogs. The Clarks said he wouldn't attend a counseling session, and investigators said at first the boy may have run away, since his backpack was gone.
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Alfalfa County court filings According to the affidavits and petitions on file, the following individuals have been charged. An individual is innocent of any charges listed below until proven guilty in a court of law. All information is a matter of public record and may be obtained by anyone during regular hours at the Alfalfa County Courthouse. The Alva Review-Courier will not intentionally alter or delete any of this information. If it appears in the courthouse public records, it will appear in this newspaper. Felony Filings Melissa Renee Allen, 34, Oklahoma City: Bringing contraband into penal institution ($450.59). Lawaun David Shivers, 39, Helena: Aggravated trafficking illegal drugs ($315.50). Brandon Scott Shelly, 36, Moore: Aggravated trafficking of illegal drugs. ($265.50) Outstanding warrant. Anthony Richard Barnett, 37, Burlington: Abuse by caretaker ($615.50). Scott Jason Pike, 42, Ringwood: Two counts of sexual battery ($566).
Amanda Jo Hall, 34, Alva: Grand larceny ($339). Outstanding warrant. Misdemeanor Filings Jodi Reamer, 25, Cherokee: Domestic assault and battery ($414). Rebecca Jolynn Sanborn, 31, Cherokee: DUI ( sheriff and highway patrol with VCA) ($883.50). Trevor Wilson, 25, Cherokee: Disturbing the peace ($339). Jodi Reamer, 25, Cherokee: Disturbing the peace ($339). Amanda Jo Hall, 34, Alva: Petit larceny ($304). Outstanding warrant. Carl Joe Schneeberger, 23, Cherokee: Disturbing the peace ($339). Civil Filings In the matter of applicant Rebecca Diane Harper: Name change ($146.66) In the matter of applicant Oakleigh Layne Hunton: Name change ($146.66) JH Portfolio Debt Equities LLC VS Lori Palmer: Indebtedness ($216.66) JH Portfolio Debt Equities LLC VS Cody Lee Dalrymple:
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Community Calendar Wednesday 9 a.m. The Woods County Senior Citizens Center, 625 Barnes, Alva, is open for games and other activities. Exercise is scheduled each day at 11 a.m. Transportation provided upon request. Noon Alva Kiwanis Club meets at Champs Restaurant. 2-5 p.m. The Cherokee Strip Museum in Alva is open every day except Monday. For information or arranged tours, call 580-327-2030. Thursday 9 a.m. The Woods County Senior Citizens Center, 625 Barnes, Alva, is open for games and other activities. Exercise is scheduled each day at 11 a.m. Transportation provided upon request. Noon Alva Rotary Club meets at Champs Restaurant. 2-5 p.m. The Cherokee Strip Mu-
seum in Alva is open every day except Monday. For information or arranged tours, call 580-327-2030. 3-6 p.m. Food distribution every Thursday, Alva Wesleyan Food Bank, 818 Lane St. 7 p.m. Alva Moose Lodge men’s meeting is held every Thursday. 7 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet at 1027 8th (Wesley House) in Alva every Monday and Thursday. Friday 9 a.m. The Woods County Senior Citizens Center, 625 Barnes, Alva, is open for games and other activities. Exercise is scheduled each day at 11 a.m. Transportation provided upon request. 2-5 p.m. The Cherokee Strip Museum in Alva is open every day except Monday. For information or arranged tours, call 580-327-2030.
Keith Eugene Norton VS Amanda Jo Hall outstanding warrant ($218) Traffic Filings Earl E Marten, 40, Perry: Failure to notify DPS of address and name change within ten days. ($211.50) Michael Allen Rodenbaugh, 44, Cherokee: Failure to reduce speed when lawfully required. ($211.50) Scott Allen Kerr Jr., 39, Deer Creek: Inattentive driving resulting in collision. ($211.50) Tareekus Lavone Broadus, 44, Oklahoma City: Operating vehicle without valid drivers license. ($256.50) Bobbie J. Vogelsong, 40, Cherokee: Failure to comply with compulsory insurance law. (State dismissed without fine or cost) James Zachary Gordon, 20, Cherokee: Failure to comply with
compulsory insurance law. ($231.50) The following individuals received a citation for speeding: Dylan Todd Mciver, 18, Shawnee: Speeding 21-25 over mph over ($281.50); Georga Deneen Phillips, 51, Van Alstyne, Texas: Speeding 1-10 mph over ($188.50); Jacob Dale Peacock, 20, Laurel, Mississippi: 1620 MPH ($241.50); Charles P Zilman Jr., 47, Hessmer, Louisiana: 1-10 mph over ($188.50); Kimberly Dawn Blair, 46, Elk City: 15-20 mph over ($226.50); Courtney Dawn Young, 21, Oklahoma City: 16-20 mph over ($241.50); William Chadwick Ellis, 34, Bartlesville: 1-10 mph ($188.50) The following individuals received a citation for failure to wear seatbelt ($20 fine): Nicholas Granger McKinney, 20, Oklahoma City (driver); Michael Allen Rodenbaugh, 44, Cherokee: (driver); Linda Sue Rowls, 56, Okarche: (driver); Luke Lynwood Lyons, 60, Cherokee: (driver); Billy Leroy Cook, 40, Jet: (driver); Michael W Vest, 53, Cherokee: (driver).
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Real Estate Transfers Book 140, Page 491: Gary Gibson, Trustee of the Gary Gibson Revocable Trust, Michael Spicer, single, and Bret Spicer and Judy Spicer, husband and wife; convey unto Gibson-Spicer Farms, LLC. The SE/4 of 34-33-10; and the NE/4 of 3433-10; and the N/2 NW/4 of 34-33-10, all in Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 493: John L. Shellhammer and Priscilla S. Shellhammer; convey unto Gary L. Shellhammer. The SE/4 of 11-34-10, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 494: Herbert F. Landwehr, Jr. and Vonda Sue LAndwehr; convey unto Kade Keast and Brook N. Keast. Lot 1 in Block 10 in Henton’s Addition to Sharon, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 497: Cathy L. Gillam and Larry Gillam; convey unto Cindra L.Williams. The W. 33’ of Lot 4, and the E. 37’ of Lot 5 in Block 17 in Kiowa, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 498: Patsy A. Hood; convey unto Cindra L. Williams. The W. 33’ of Lot 4, and the E. 37’ of Lot 5, in Block 17 in Kiowa, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed.
Book 140, Page 503: Teresa Poindexter, Attorney in Fact for Darrel D. Rhea; conveys unto Dennis J. Larkin and Debra J. Larkin. Lots 15, 17 and 19 on the W. side of Main Street in Hartzell’s Addition to Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 504: Steven K. Schrock and Susan E. Schrock; convey unto Schrock Family Revocable Trust. All My Interest In The Following: The W/2 SW/4 of 29-34-10, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 528: Bradley A. Wright and Christy D. Alley Wright; convey unto Bo J. Barnard and Trisha J. Barnard. A tract of land in the E/2 SE/4 of 9-32-11, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 530: Country Place, LLC; convey unto G & S Roustabout Service, LLC. Lots 4-8 in Block 3, Bechtel’s Addition of Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 534: Tyler T. Ricke and Cassidy Ricke; convey unto Cameron Quick. Lots 8-11 in Block 71 and Lots 5-11 in Block 72 in Hazelton, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 535: Owen W. Sill and Wanda L. Sill; convey unto Milt Freberg.
Lot 11 in Block 10 in Highland Addition to Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 536: John R. Peirson, single, and Margaret A. Bloomer and Michael Lee Bloomer, wife and husband; convey unto Travis Leon McCauley and Jeanette Faye McCauley. Lots 52-54 and the W. 28’ of Lot 55 in Block 3 in Cook, Standiford and Company’s Second Addition to Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 538: John R. Peirson, single, and Margaret A. Bloomer and Michael Lee Bloomer, wife and husband; convey unto Travis Leon McCauley and Jeanette Faye McCauley. Location same as Book 140, Page 536. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 506: Jeffrey L. Garman and Selina Christine Garman; convey unto Terry W. Garman and Betty A. Garman, Trustees of the Garman Family Revocable Trust. The W/2 W/2 of 29-34-13, Barber County, Kansas. Quitclaim deed. Book 140, Page 507: Rodney L. Garman and Kristin Garman; convey unto Terry W. Garman and Betty A. Garman, Trustees of the Garman Family Revocable Trust. Location is the same as Book 140, Page 506.
Barber County real estate transactions
Barber County court filings Criminal Filings Heather Danielle Fly, no age listed: Use/possess with intent to use drug paraphernalia into human body. Civil Filings Chieftan Supply LLC vs. KBK Industries LLC: Judgment for $3,072 for gun barrel and $20,140 for the five stock tanks and costs and fees. Joseph R. Koch, Trustee of Joseph R. Koch Revocable Trust dated March 12, 1993, and Vance Diggins vs. Robert G. Larson, The Board of Commissioner of Barber County, and The Board of Trustees of Mingona Township of Barber County: Order decreeing the roadway and cost and fees. Limited Civil Filings
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Credit Management Services Inc. vs. Patrick Anderson DBA Pat’s Floor Care: Judgment in the amount of $1,734.04 plus costs and fees. Discover Bank vs. Richard Cross: Breach of contract in the amount of $7,034.86 plus costs and fees. Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs. Marlon Powell: Judgment in the sum of $895.32 plus costs and fees. Small Claims Filings Sherry Inslee vs. Lucas Wayne Boor: Indebtedness for $1,924 plus interest and costs. Farmers Cooperative Equity vs. Darci J. Heckman: Indebtedness for $353.76 plus interest and costs. Domestic Relations Filings Kansas Department for Children and Families vs. Joseph Rugg: Petition for support. Kansas Department for Children and Families vs. Jordan T. Dishman: Petition to determine paternity. Traffic Filings
Jerry P. Chance, 1959, Medicine Lodge: (1) Ignition interlock device; Operate a car without a required device ($503); (2) Vehicles; Unlawful Acts; e.g., registration ($0); (3) Vehicles; Liability insurance coverage required ($0); (4) Operate a motor vehicle without a valid drivers license ($0). Amy Leah Kleinvachter, No age or address listed: Failure to yield at stop or yield sign ($183). Amy Leah Kleinvachter, No age or address listed: Failure to wear seatbelt ($10). Patricia McLemore, 30, Medicine Lodge: Defective tail lamp on motor vehicle ($183). The following individuals were cited for speeding: Elisabeth Michelle Pitts, No age or address listed: 76 in 65 ($159). Derek Jordan Dutton, 26, Maize: 75 in 65 ($153). Kyle T. Irvin, 31, Wichita: 84 in 65 ($207). Kenneth Dale Patton, 53, Burleson, Texas: 80 in 65 ($183). Sue Ann Deterding, No age or address listed: 86 in 65 ($183).
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