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Landon Morse loves tele-hospitalist program Landon Morse fell at his aunt’s funeral in Waynoka. “I broke the bone above my left eyebrow and had the worst black eye you’ve ever seen,” he said.
A resident of the Homestead, he fell again and could not get up, was not near his phone and didn’t have one of those call for help pushbutton gadgets, a problem he is planning to solve. Kelly Parker was walking by and thought he heard a cry for help. Parker stuck his head in the door and asked if anyone needed help. A “Yes” came back and Landon was soon taken to Share Medical Center. (A real advantage to not living alone.) “After the second fall, Brian Nutter, A.R.P.N. suggested trying the tele-hospitalist program so I could get where I could take care of myself again. It’s just like standing in the room with the doctor. I was so impressed with his attention to detail, I couldn’t think of any questions to ask. It’s amazing he’s down there at St. Anthony’s and he’s worrying about my problems up here in Alva
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“There are big hospitals and little hospitals, and there are advantages in both. I told him that he ought to live in Alva because if you need an MRI, they’ll bring up a semi-trailer for you. I’m going to get one of those remote buttons. I used to make fun of those, and now I’m going to get one.”
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Great column: The world has improved By Lynn L. Martin (I received this via email from the Wymer Brownlee firm. This puts thing in an excellent perspective. If you don’t read anything else in this column all year long, make it this one!) Many people believe pessimists are more realistic than optimists. Although completely false, it makes sense why some people think this way. In fact, we are biologically programmed to focus on the negative and dangerous aspects of life in the interests of our self-preservation, often irrationally expanding those perceptions to monumental proportions. This is precisely how alarmists, fear mongers, and doom and gloom soothsayers get the attention they crave: they capitalize on our greater attention to all things pessimistic. Yet, there is a great irony out there of equally monumental stature – that the world is, and always has been, getting better. After reading the following facts, the only rational reaction should be of the optimistic variety – ptimism that humanity
will persevere, innovate and triumph over the challenges presented to it, just as it always has. The World Has Improved The Natural Order: At one time, nature’s top predators were a threat to us. Now, we are very much a threat to them. Inventiveness: In 1903, humans flew for the first time. Six decades later, we walked on the moon. Processing Power: The first electric computer was the ENIAC, and it weighed 30 tons. Today, the iPhone weighs 4.5 ounces and is millions of times more powerful. Longevity: In the early 20th century the average global life expectancy was 31; today it is approximately 67. Violence: In the 13th century, over 11 percent of the world’s population was killed by the conquests of Genghis Khan. In the 20th century, less than 6 percent have perished due to conflict in all the wars during that period combined. This declining trend in overall violence has existed for a thousand years. Economic Growth: In the 1960s, global GDP was around 1.3 trillion. Today, global GDP has exploded to over 70 trillion, marking an unprecedented increase in global wealth.
Education and Literacy: In the early 20th century, world literacy was approximately 21 percent. Today it is around 83 percent. Poverty: In 1981, 44 percent of the world was living on less than $1.90 per day. Today, accounting for inflation, that number has dropped to 10 percent. Communications: Prior to the invention of the telephone in 1876, the only way to speak to someone was if you were within earshot. Today, anyone can talk to anyone anywhere, at any time, no matter how far away they are. Food: Since 1950, world population growth has been 174 percent. In that time, world grain production has increased by 249 percent (more than enough to sustain us – not even taking into account other sources of food growth). Fair Governance: Not too long ago, most of the power in the world was concentrated in the hands of the few (autocrats, aristocracies, oligarchies, etc.). Today, most of the world’s power rests with democratic nations where the people are the ultimate authority. Happiness and Quality of Life: Many nations have begun to statistically measure the happiness of their citizens so they can recognize areas for improvement. This will inevitably lead to a more deeply gratifying and happy world. Disease: In the year 1900, the crude death rate from infectious diseases in the United States was 800 per 100,000 people in a year. By 1996, that number had fallen well over 90 percent to under 50 (largely due to the discovery of antibiotics, development of vaccinations and various pharmaceutical innovations). Power to the People: In recent history, there have been many powerful examples of people fighting back against tyranny. Two examples in particular are the Arab Spring and the defeat of the oppressive “Stop Online Piracy Act” bill in Congress. Armed with these examples and more, it then stands to reason that one’s faith in people to rise up against tyranny is not naïve or ill-founded, but rather realistic. Pollution: First-world countries are learning how to stop pollution: In the USA, airborne toxins such as nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, lead and sulfur dioxide have decreased drastically since the passing of the Clean Air Act in 1970.
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Obituaries FRANCES ELLEN BRUNSTETER Funeral services will be Thursday, April 28, 2016, at 2 p.m. at Alva First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Dr. Judy Pistole officiating. Private burial will be in Alva Municipal Cemetery under the direction of Wharton Funeral Chapel. Online condolences may be made at www. whartonfuneralchapel.com. Fran Brunsteter, artist, teacher, entrepreneur and so many other things, passed away peaceably on Wednesday, April 20, 2016. Frances Ellen McCauley Brunsteter was born to Worth Byrd and Elizabeth Roberts McCauley on June 8, 1929, in Oklahoma City, joining sister, Jane, in the family. Fran spent her early years in Oklahoma City, which included attending Classen High School through her junior year. In June of 1946, shortly after World War II ended, Fran, Jane and their mother sailed to Europe to join Worth in Munich where he was serving as chief attorney involved in the U.S. government’s occupation of Germany for the purpose of reestablishing the country’s military court system and based in Nuremberg. This occurred two years after Lt.Col. McCauley had landed on Utah Beach in Normandy on D-Day. Fran enrolled in and graduated from the American High School in Munich and during free time experienced skiing the Bavarian Alps and doing a good bit of hunting wild game, taking many “bucks” of various species. In 1947, Fran’s parents
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immersed her in Paris for attending Alliance Francaise, learning the French language and preparing for studying art at the Sorbonne. Her time in Paris was brief, however, as a result of civil strife underway and she returned to Munich but her study of art proceeded as did her study of French until she returned to Oklahoma in the fall of 1948. Fran met Richard Earl (“Dick”) Brunsteter at the University of Oklahoma where Fran was in the first of several generations in the family to follow who joined Pi Beta Phi. They married on November 24, 1950. After college, they settled in Alva, Oklahoma, which became their permanent home, first on Murray Drive and later on Lake Drive. While raising a growing family, Fran attended Northwest Oklahoma State University and obtained a master’s degree followed by teaching English and art at Alva High School for a number of years. After retiring from her faculty position, she opened The Frame in Alva and conducted a successful original art framing business into the early years of the current millennium. She was passionate in her support of the Alva Mural Society in bringing many artists and murals to the community as well as her frequent involvement in the annual Nescatunga Arts Festival. Fran was an active member of PEO, Chapter AL, sang in the choir at First Presbyterian Church where she served as deacon and elder at various times, and often joined her friends’ “Walkie Talkie” walking group. She welcomed family and many guests (often large gatherings) into their home over the years. Dick passed away in December, 2006 and Fran continued living in Alva until 2011 at which time she moved to Brookdale Assisted Living in Oklahoma City in order to be more centrally located to her children and their families. Fran’s sister, Jane, of Bristow, Oklahoma, passed away in June 2015. Fran is survived by her five children and their families: Elizabeth (Steve) Parkhurst of Alva; Leslie (Roger) Williams of Shawnee, Kansas; William Worth “Dub” (Betsy) Brunsteter of Oklahoma City; Leigh Ann (Roger) Gaddis of Ada; and Kelly (Anthony) Misuraca of Edmond. She was, is,
and will always be “Mam-ma” to 13 grandchildren and ten greatgrandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made in her memory to the Alva Mural Society or the First Presbyterian Church. through Wharton Funeral Chapel. Visitation will be Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Wharton Funeral Chapel. The casket will not be open at the church. DORIS MAY (ELMORE) KIMMELL Memorial services to celebrate the lives of Doris May (Elmore) Kimmell and her sister-inlaw Margaret Lou Kimmell will be Saturday April 30, 2016, at 3 p.m. in the Hardtner United Methodist Church. Doris May Kimmell, 90, of St. Augustine, Florida, passed away in her home February 13, 2016. Doris May was born in Hardtner, Kansas, to Velma (Achenbach) and Archie Elmore. She attended primary school in Hardtner, Kansas, and transferred to the Alva school district to attend junior high and graduated from Horace Mann High School in Alva, Oklahoma. She attended Northwestern State College. Doris May Elmore married Robert Glen (Bob) Kimmell and together they had one son, Robert Mark Kimmell. Doris May was a proud homemaker, supported Bob in his career, and was active in church, school, charitable and civic organizations in the many places they lived during their marriage spanning 50 years. Beside her parents she was predeceased by her husband Bob, her brother Kenneth Elmore, brothers-inlaw Charles Kimmell; A.T. Kimmell; sisters-in-law Vivian Barr; Doris Jeane Wiedman. Her sister-in-law Margaret Kimmell passed away one week after Doris May in February 2016. Doris May is survived by her son, Mark Kimmell and his wife Deanna
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Kimmell of Roswell, Georgia; one sisterin-law Rose Elmore of Alva, Oklahoma as well as many nieces and nephews. The family requests that donations be made in Doris May’s name to the Thelma Elmore Ruch Scholarship at: Northwestern Foundation, 709 Oklahoma Blvd., Alva, Oklahoma 73717. MARGARET LOU KIMMELL Margaret Lou Kimmell, born February 23, 1930, in Cherokee, Oklahoma, died peacefully on February 20, 2016, in San Antonio, Texas. Margaret was the sixth child of Etta and Robert Kimmell. She attended schools in Cherokee and graduated from Kiowa High School in 1948. She enrolled in Northwestern College and graduated from Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College in 1953. Following college, she had a 30-year career with Eastern Airlines. She retired in 1983 and moved to San Antonio to be near family. Margaret was preceded in death by her parents and siblings: Vivian Barr, Robert G. Kimmell, Charles E. Kimmell, Jeane Weidman and A.T. Kimmell. She is survived by numerous nieces and nephews. A burial service will be held on Saturday, April 30, at 1:15 p.m. in Riverview Cemetery, Kiowa, followed by a memorial service at 3 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church of Hardtner, which will celebrate the lives of Margaret and her sister-in-law Doris May Kimmell, who predeceased Margaret by one week. ELBERT ENGLISH PIPER Elbert English Piper was born to Elbert and Ida English Piper in the hospital at Clayton, New Mexico, and left this life in the Alva Hospital, Alva, Oklahoma, on April 25, 2016, due to kidney disease and pneumonia. English grew up working on the two
Piper ranches – one in New Mexico (Colfax County) and the other in Woods County, Oklahoma, on land homesteaded by his grandparents, Thomas and Rachael Piper. He attended grade school at Green Valley School. He was a life-long Baptist. At the age of 12 he started school at Alva High – driving the 20 miles each way until his parents bought a house located where the current Baptist church parking lot is and he became a twelve year old bachelor until he was old enough to attend Northwestern State and live in a dormitory. At a Christmas Party in Vinson Hall, on December 19, 1942, English had his first date with his future wife, Marceline Hewes. They married in less than two years and became farmers until he became a Marine. His served in California at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Mathews, Camp Pendleton, and Ewa Field, Oahu, Hawaii where he was first chair, first clarinet in the West Coast Marine Corp band and the Dance Band at Ewa. Upon his honorable discharge at Camp Pendleton, he returned to Oklahoma and found that it was too late to enroll in engineering classes at OU. He found that the Moore, Oklahoma, band director had resigned. English, with his musical background, applied and was hired, and went to the afternoon classes in Moore High School – where he was hardly older than many of the students! He began engineering classes at OU in 1947 and graduated with a BSEE in June 1950. He was a member of Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau, Eta Kappa Nu and IEEE. He found few jobs for a recent graduate even if he was in the top 10 percent of the graduating engineers. He entered Oklahoma Highway Patrol School. Before receiving his commission, he received an offer to join the Boeing Company as a research and development engineer. He worked at Boeing with ever increasing responsibilities in Wichita while he and Marceline welcomed their daughter Sharon Theresa (Teri). He was a registered professional engineer and was president of the local IEEE chapter.
He found time to get his pilot’s license and even flew the family to Las Vegas for a vacation. The family took fabulous vacations every year – visiting all but four states. English continued schooling at night and earned an MS in electrical engineering from Wichita State University in 1963. His thesis is widely referenced to this day. General Electric, one of the contractors supporting NASA’s Apollo Program near Houston, made him a generous offer, which he accepted, to become the Apollo Program senior engineer. He worked alongside world famous engineers and scientists as well as the astronauts for the next four years. While living there he took classes in pursuit of a PhD from University of Houston. While in the St. Louis airport, he met his former boss from Boeing who subsequently offered him a job to return to work for Boeing as a helicopter avionics senior engineer in Philadelphia. He accepted and the family eagerly relocated in 1967. English again took classes from University of Pennsylvania while working on a PhD. After several years English was offered a transfer to Boeing’s head office in Seattle where he was the AWACS Radar Senior Engineer. He accepted the position, but this time the family was without their daughter, who was in school. The position was again exciting and interesting. As with much of his work, he could not talk about it at home. He did tell Marceline she could drive by Boeing Field and see what he was working on although he could not tell her what it was. It was a Boeing plane with a huge black sphere on it. Now, it is no secret, just an AWAC plane with a ray dome on top, all the better to see the world. After 46 days without a ray of sun and wet shoes at the door, the family felt they could do better (at least there was sunshine) and they sold their dream home in suburban Seattle and headed home to Woods County, Oklahoma. In addition to farming, English designed and supervised building a new home on the Piper Ranch west of Alva. Upon completion of that home, while Marceline recuperated from surgery in
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Samples celebrate 50th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sample will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on April 30, 2016. Cards may be sent to 24889 County Road 410, Alva, OK 73717. Dale Lee Sample and Carolyn Sue Deinlein were married on April 30, 1966, in Alva, Oklahoma, in the chapel of the Methodist church by Reverend Richard Whitman. Dale worked as an accountant in the oil and gas industry and Carolyn worked in secretarial positions in the educational field. The couple has lived in Kansas City, Missouri; Houston, Texas; and San Antonio, Texas. They returned to Alva in 2001. Their children are Lori Anderson and her husband Randall Stuckey of Marble Falls, Texas and Brett Sample and his wife Lori of Waynoka. Grandchildren are Sarah Stinson and Rylee Sample of Waynoka.
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is the rodeo on Friday and Saturday nights, kids tractor pull, livestock and indoor entries. Returning this year is a Demo Derby to be held Aug. 6. Other ideas are still being developed. Right now, you can help design the fair book cover art. The contest rules and entry form is available at www.barber.ksu.edu or the extension office. All entries are due by May 4. The contest is open to all ages and the art may be hand drawn or computer generated. The theme this year is “Fairadise.” Think of a tropical paradise in July in Hardtner, Kansas. Classes will be designed around the theme. Fair books will be available in
early June. Also available are the quilt block kits for the fair quilt. The colors this year are browns and blues. Once you purchase the kit, you can make a square that will become part of the quilt to be raffled off at the 2017 fair. Kits are available at Clarks Fabric in Kiowa, Kansas, or the extension office. The Barber County Fair strives to involve people of all ages. If you have never entered a class before, start planning now. Bring your best tomatoes, craft project, photo, or cookie to the fair. If you have questions about the fair, contact the extension office at 886-3971.
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Following Kiowa's Pioneer Days tradition, a group of cowboys drives a herd of steers down Main Street bringing up the rear of the parade. Looks like the cowboys did a good job of containing the cattle Saturday, which was a beautiful morning for a parade. Photo by Susan Knutzen
Local student named to FFA Academic Excellence Jamie Thorp of the Timberlake FFA chapter is selected to receive the academic excellence award along with the State FFA Degree. Only 79 of the 836 State FFA Degree recipients were chosen to receive this honor. Recipients will be given a medallion on a red, white and blue ribbon to wear over their official FFA dress. Recognition for their accomplishment will take place April 27 during the final session of the State FFA Convention at the Cox Convention Center in Oklahoma City. Students were selected based on grade point average, class rank and ACT score.
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South Barber Tennis Coach Jeff Lantz said, “Our 12 players have really pushed each other for spots on our team ladder and we are seeing the “Your Hometown Bank” results of that in how much more competitive we are as a team when we attend these tournaments.” Coach Lantz further said, “Despite having quite a bit of position swapping among the team, Grant Cantrell and Spencer Kimmell have been a mainstay at the #1Doubles position and are playing very good tennis this year, having won two tournaments and finishing 2nd in another. South Barber High School's Tennis is coached by Jeff Lantz. They are: (Back row l-r) William Lopez, They are building themselves a strong record and Trenton Jahay, Dale Hoch, Kadin Banks, Spencer Kimmell, Brian Farney, Ishan Patal; (Front row) if they play well over the next six days, they could position themselves well in the Regionals seeding Dakota Vickers, Trae Rathgeber, Grant Cantrell, Tanner Cloyd, J.T. Farney. Photo by Yvonne Miller to make a run for the STATE tournament.” At the April 7 South Barber varsity tournament, Lantz said they entered two teams, spliting rdtheir players as evenly as possible. One placed 3 out of six teams, the other was 5th. Playing #1Doubles Grant Cantrell and Spencer Kimmell placed 1st; As #2 Singles Trae Rathgeber placed rd 3 ; and #2D Dakota Vickers and Ishan Patel placed 3rd. April 8 at the Cimarron varsity tournament South Barber placed 4th out of 6 teams. Lantz said all SB South Barber Junior High Track Team members are: (l-r) Caden Rathgeber, Allie Hoch, Georgi Wilhelm, Shalea players earned second in pool play and advanced Watts, Grace Cantrell, Nora Gugelmeyer, Alexis Schultz, Adrienne Allison, Chloe Blunk, Randlyne Dunlap, into the bracket matches for 3rd-4th place. MakenzieWatts, Takira Blick, Sterling Rector, Trevor Rooks, Tyler Schupbach, Clare Pollock, Gage Cantrell, Lacee Playing #2 Doubles Tanner Cloyd and Dale Hoch Wolf, Baylan Alexander, Emilio Perez, Kate Perschbacher, Kade Wright, Erwin Torres, James Vickers and Dane earned 3rd. Coggins. Some track results will run separately. Photo by Yvonne Miller April 12 the SB junior varsity played two dual matches. The team lost its dual with Fairfield 5 matches to 4. The team won its dual with Chaparral 7 matchesst to 2. Playing #4 Singles IF YOU HAVEN’T HAD OUR Ishan Patel placed 1 ; #5S William Lopez placed 1st; #2D Dakota Vickers and Ishan Patel placed 1st; PIZZA, YOU’RE MISSING OUT! Mexican Plate #3D Dale Hoch paired up with a Chaparral player All Day Monday and they placed 1st. April 19 the team finish 2nd out of six teams at the Hamburger Basket 11-3 Wednesday Chaparral Varsity Tournament. Every player won their pool play and advanced into the finals in the HRS: Mon, Tues, Thurs 11-8pm bracket matches, where Conway Springs did the Wed 11-3pm; Fri & Sat 11-9pm same thing from their pool. Playing #1S Tanner Cloyd placed 2nd; #2S Trae Rathgeber placed 2nd; #1D Cantrell and Kimmell placed 2nd; #2D Trenton Jahay and Brian Farney placed 2nd. April 22 South Barber tied for 2nd with Kingman The South Barber High School Track Team members are: (Back l-r) Isaac Doherty, Kolton Pavlu, Neal Gugelmeyer, out of four teams at the Kingman Varsity Cole Coggins, Brent Grismer, Gavin Doherty, Ruben Torres, Kolby Pavlu; (Front) Sabrina Hughbanks, Ana Wilhelm, Tournament. Playing #1D Cantrell and Kimmell Bailey Roberts, Nicole Blick, Idallis Shaffer, Savannah Hughbanks, Taylor Pollock, Bryn Rathgeber and Morgan placed 1st; #2D Trae Rathgeber and Dale Hoch Polson. Some track results will run separately. Photo by Yvonne Miller
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Unruh running for Alfalfa County Clerk
Laneta Unruh. Photo by Cherokee Publishing
Alfalfa County Clerk Laneta Unruh has announced she is running again for Alfalfa County clerk. Unruh is finishing her first term, to which she was appointed in July 2012. Unruh graduated from Northwestern Oklahoma State University with a bachelor of science degree in business administration. She has completed all three certification programs required by the OSU County Training Program: basic (75 hours), Advanced I (60 hours) and Advanced II (54 hours). All three deputies in Unruh’s office are currently obtaining their basic certification. Unruh has focused her first term on obtaining a very strong and supportive county officer team with the other seven county officers of Alfalfa County. She has prioritized customer service with the county constituents and patrons entering the clerk’s office. Unruh has also incorporated the electronic filing of records with Simplefile, a program that companies and attorneys’ offices can subscribe to. The books in the land records have been scanned in and computerized. Unruh and her deputies are currently linking the remaining books to the computer. The clerk’s office is currently enrolled into Oklahoma County Records, which is an on-
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line program protected by Kellpro that allows viewers to subscribe and print the recorded items with the money for the copies still going to Alfalfa County. Also, Unruh plans to add work stations in the vault to allow patrons to view and research the records. Besides land records, the clerk’s office is responsible for all the purchasing for Alfalfa County. She has tackled the problem of limited room for storage by scanning all purchase orders, invoices and receiving reports. She has developed new reports that ease the preparation of the county budget. Unruh has currently completed two two-year audits and gained valuable information to correctly and effectively perform her job. She annually attends the training on payroll, retirement and insurance, and has completed the audits in these areas, also. Unruh has three children: Jeremy, who currently works in Sundance, Wyoming; Jessica, who is finishing her junior year at NWOSU, works at Alfalfa Electric Cooperative in Cherokee and works at the NWOSU financial aid office; and Nicole, who is finishing her freshman year at Hesston College in Hesston, Kansas, where she plays basketball. Unruh enjoys spending time with her family and going to sporting events. She is a member of the Pleasant Plains Church of the Brethren south of McWillie. The knowledge, training and experience that Unruh has obtained in her first term have allowed her to perform the job as county clerk. She wishes to continue to serve Alfalfa County by providing top-notch county clerk services. Unruh will continue to train and strive hard for the patrons of Alfalfa County and the betterment of the county clerk’s office. She looks forward to serving the residents of Alfalfa County for another term as Alfalfa County clerk.
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Aline Star Cemetery annual meeting The Aline Star Cemetery Association held its annual meeting Tuesday, April 19. The yearly meeting is held on the third Tuesday of April in Aline for those who own burial space(s) or are interested in purchasing sites. Donations to maintain the grounds are appreciated at any time as maintenance expenses
Barber County Wheat Plot Tour By Tim Marshall, county agent The annual Barber County Wheat Plot Tour will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 9, at the FCE Plot, corner of Main and Hwy K-42, in Isabel, Kansas. Guest speakers will be: Dr. Stu Duncan, K-State Research & Extension crop production specialist; Dr. Erick DeWolf, K-State Research & Extension plant pathologist; and Dr. Sarah Zukoff, K-State Research & Extension entomologist. A hamburger feed, sponsored by Farmers Co-op Equity, will be held immediately following the tour at the Isabel park.
continue to rise. To maintain the esthetic quality of the cemetery grounds, it is suggested that the casket be housed in some type of a vault. Over a grave, settling is a normal occurrence. However the amount of settling is greatly reduced when the casket has been encased. According to the Aline Star Cemetery Guidelines section 12, item e, dormant season decorations need to be removed by April 1. With Easter coming on the last Sunday of March, the board met at Star Cemetery March 21 to clean debris, prohibited items, and weatherworn decorations. The intent of this cleaning
is to assist families and the mowing crew maintain the attractiveness of the grounds. The pavilion on the grounds is provided for use by family and friends during burial services. The bench seats are being altered for greater comfort. To assist with location of burial sites, a detailed map is housed inside the pavilion. Election of officers was held. Current positions include Gary Booze, president; Kaye Reihm, treasurer; Brenda Dixon, secretary; and board members, Doris Booze, Melvin and Nina Ricke, Cary and Nancy Anthony, and Monty Shelite.
After nearly 63 years of pumping gas in Kiowa, Kansas, Delbert “Deb� Roberts retired from the service station of the O.K. Grain Cooperative at the end of December 2015. He was the natural choice to serve as parade marshall at the 32nd Annual Pioneer Days Parade in Kiowa Saturday. Leading the parade, Roberts is escorted down the parade route by Stoney Reif in his antique wagon that's seen lots of parades. Photo by Susan Knutzen
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In Pioneer Parade Schrock rides in horseless carriage made by her husband years ago By Yvonne Miller “I felt very honored. It was really a tribute to LaMoine,” Kiowa woman Mary Schrock said of riding in the horseless carriage built by her husband of nearly 53 years before his death in October 2005. Kiowa’s Historical Society asked Schrock to ride in the carriage at the Kiowa (Kansas) 32nd Pioneer Days Parade last Saturday. Riding in the carriage was like slipping into a comfortable shoe as the husband and wife often dressed in early day period clothing and drove their antique vehicle at many area parades through the years. Schrock said their children and grandchildren had lots of fun learning to drive the carriage at family gatherings. However, they eventually felt the keepsake needed to be preserved somewhere other than one of their sheds so that LaMoine Schrock’s work could be appreciated by others. They donated it to Kiowa’s Historical Society. Member Buford Cloyd keeps the carriage in good shape and continues the parade tradition started by the Schrocks. A lifelong farmer and rancher,
LaMoine Schrock liked to build things, his wife said. He saw a picture of the carriage in a magazine and ordered the pattern and instructions. Schrock recalled that her husband and local man Chet Rugg spent a whole winter building the carriage. Rugg helped do all the metal work. She said local man, the late Dick Rathgeber, did the wooden part. The unique feature of the carriage is it does not have a brake. All the starting and stopping is controlled with a stick. “This was a dream of LaMoine’s,” his wife said. “He would be very, very pleased that it is still being used.” Schrock recalls working alongside her husband with the farming and cattle. They retired in 1992 and were able to travel to many destinations in the United States. LaMoine Schrock continued his love of building fun things he liked to play with such as antique-style remote airplanes that had small engines. He was a member of the Antique Modlers and with his
wife traveled to numerous contests. She recalled how much fun they had in their travels. The Schrocks moved to Arkansas four years and wintered in Arizona. They returned to Kiowa in 1996 where she continues to reside. The Schrocks have two daughters: Debbie and Susan. Debbie and her husband Ted Davis (in the car business) reside in Edmond and also part of the time at the Schrock home place east of Kiowa. Their daughter Susan, a retired teacher, and her husband Steve Knutzen (with Farm Bureau) reside in Iowa. They’ve given their parents six grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. “I have a wonderful family. I feel truly, truly blessed,” Schrock said. She praised Buford Cloyd for “taking excellent care” of the carriage. Next time you see it in a parade, think of all the fun and friendship that went in to building it and the years of love and fun the Schrocks had taking the early day vehicle to parades.
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Kiowa woman Mary Schrock rides in the horseless carriage built by her husband in years past in Kiowa's 32nd Pioneer Days Parade. Kiowa Historical Society member Buford Cloyd drives the stick-controlled carriage the Schrock family donated to the Historical Society for others to enjoy. Photo by Schrock's daughter Susan Knutzen
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Oh my, who-dun-it? Well, Wild Bill Hiccup (Ron Rohr) is apprehending prospector Rush Well (Tamara Bogatay) who they believe may have shot Wyatt Twerp (Brent Grismer).This was a scene in the zany wild west skit during Kiowa's Pioneer Days Saturday. Kiowa woman Donna Williams wrote this slapstick insanity she named “Death at Old Kiowa City.” Believing Twerp was dead, the characters voiced their opinion of what his epitaph should be. When the “dead” man reacted to everyone's epitaphs they discovered Twerp had only shot himself in the toe. Others in the photo at left are Connie Lukins, Allen Sciara and Dan Lukins. On the right side is Aimee Bryan, who was Calamity Jane. Photo by Margaret Grismer
The cast of Kiowa's 32nd Annual Pioneer Days skit are (back row, left to right) Allen Sciara, Dan Lukins, Tamara Bogatay, Donna Williams (author/director), Ron Rohr, and Aimee Bryan; (middle) Megan Masters, Ammorae Williams, Lucy the dog and Konnie Lukins; (last but not least) on the ground the dead Wyatt Twerp played by Brent Grismer. Photo by Margaret Grismer
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Timberlake High School drama program will present “You’re Driving Me Crazy” on Tuesday, May 3, at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium in Helena. Most people have some funny stories about learning to drive, and driver’s ed seems to add to the absurdity of this rite of passage. This play takes a hilarious look at the world of driver’s ed, especially from the instructor’s perspective. In them, we meet: 1) a nervous teacher who doesn’t seem to know the first thing about driving, 2) a teenage girl who brings some unexpected guests to her first driving class, 3) a teenage boy
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The 38th annual Technology Student Association State Conference was held April 5 - 7 at Rose State College in Midwest City. This year’s conference, titled “Oh, the Places You’ll Go,” used a Dr. Seuss theme to reflect all that goes on at the TSA conference. Over 2,500 students, grades 6-12, descended on Rose State to compete in 56 different areas at the high school level and 48 different areas at the middle school level. Gwen Eberth, foreign exchange student from Germany, competed on
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Barber County, Kansas, filing deadline June 1 Showing who has filed for positions as of Tuesday By Yvonne Miller Tuesday, Nov. 8, is the United States presidential election. There’s many local races to be decided also either in the primary or on the date of the general election. On Aug. 2 is a primary election in
Barber County, Kansas. The filing deadline is June 1 at noon, according to Amy Sill, Barber County Election deputy. The last day to register to vote is July 12 by 5 p.m. Sill said that July 13 advance ballots begin mailing and in-office voting
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begins at the Barber County Clerk’s Office in Medicine Lodge from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Voting in the Aug. 2 primary is from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Kiowa Community Building and the Barber County Annex Building. Sill noted the annex building is a change of location from previous elections for voters in Medicine Lodge. In the primary election Aug. 2, candidates for the following offices will be nominated by each political party that has qualified to participate in the primary election. Sill supplied the names of those people who have already filed for some of these positions as of Tuesday.That list is as follows: Barber County Commissioner 2nd District – Paul Harbaugh (Current Commissioner) – Republican (R) County Commissioner 3rd District – Bill Smith (Current Commissioner) (R) and Charles E. Achenbach – (R) County Clerk – None filed yet (Debbie Wesley is current county clerk) County Treasurer – Sheri J. Weeks (Current) (R) County Register of Deeds – Betty Jo Swayden (Current) (R) County Attorney – None filed (Gaten Wood is current county attorney) County Sheriff – (Justin Rugg is current sheriff) Lonnie Small (R); James C. Stevenson (R); Christina Ricke (R) U.S. Senate – Monique Singh (D) and Patrick Wiesner (D); and Jerry Moran (R) U.S. House of Representative, 4th District – None filed State Senate, 32nd District – Steve E. Abrams (R) State Rep 116th District – Kyle Hoffman (R) State Board of Education, 10th District – Jim McNiece (R) There are many openings for township positions in Barber County. These are the filings thus far for those positions: Gilbert Colborn – Kiowa Township Trustee Darlene Joseph – Medicine Lodge Township Trustee Ralph R. Dick – Valley Township Trustee No one has filed for precinct committeeman or committeewoman
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By Sean Murphy OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoma Legislature gave final approval on Tuesday to a resolution formally asking Congress to call a national convention to consider adding a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The Senate voted 30-16 to approve the House-backed joint resolution despite concerns of some members that a national convention could be expanded to consider issues beyond the federal budget. The Florida-based Balanced Budget Amendment Task Force, which specifically targeted Oklahoma and six other states this year to push the measure, says Oklahoma is now the 29th state to petition Congress. The U.S. Constitution requires two-thirds of the 50 states, or 34, to request a national assembly to draft amendments.
"Oklahoma was key," said Sen. Rob Standridge, a Republican from Norman who has pushed a similar resolution for four years amid bipartisan opposition. "You've got several significant groups that oppose it." Some of the fiercest opposition to the proposal came from fellow Republicans, who fear that national convention could get hijacked by those who want to weaken existing constitutional protections. "We can't foresee what will happen. There could be harm that comes from this," said Sen. Nathan Dahm, R-Broken Arrow. "We have a problem with the people representing us, not with the Constitution itself." Under Article V of the Constitution, adding an amendment can be done via a two-thirds vote of Congress and then ratification by three-fourths of states, or 38. That's the way all the current consti-
tutional amendments came about. There is also a second option under which two-thirds of the states, or 34, would have to request Congress to call for a national assembly to draft amendments. Any amendments would subsequently have to be ratified by at least 38 states to go into effect. Standridge said the growing national debt is among the nation's most pressing problems and that there is little evidence that Congress is willing or able to fix the problem. "This is what the founders gave us in the Constitution to correct those very errors," Standridge said. "If we're not willing to do that, then our grandchildren and children will face the consequences, in my opinion." Because the measure is a joint resolution, and not a bill, it becomes effective without the governor's signature.
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More than $53K taken from man in traffic stop to be returned MUSKOGEE, Okla. (AP) — The Muskogee County District Attorney says that his office will return $53,234 that was seized from a man during a traffic stop that resulted in a drug-related charge. Police seized the money from Eh Wah, who lives in Dallas and is originally from Myanmar, on Feb. 27, when he was pulled over on U.S. 69 for having a broken brake light. Authorities say Wah, 40, consented to a search of his vehicle. Court documents don't say that the
deputy who searched Wah's vehicle found any drugs or other contraband. Wah is a tour manager for Burmese Christian rock band The Klo & Kweh Music Team. He told authorities the money was raised during the band's tour for a Thai orphanage and a nonprofit Christian school in Myanmar. District Attorney Orvil Loge said he made his decision Monday to dismiss the drug charge and efforts to keep the cash based on new information in media
reports. "I looked at the case today and spoke with the officers, and we agreed that now that we've filed the case, our burden of proof had been elevated," Loge said. "We thought we would not be able to meet our burden of proof, so we had to act." Wah said that the whole experience was unpleasant. "I was shocked and scared the first time I learned I had a warrant on me," Wah said. "My parents — they were terrified. We never thought any time in our lives we'd see something like this. We didn't do anything that would be close to this kind of thing, the drug thing. . You wake up in the morning, and it's the first thing in your mind." Money will be returned to Wah, the band, its bassist, a Nebraska-based church and an orphanage. Loge said that his office will mail a check for the entire balance of what was taken to Wah's attorneys.
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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. Misdemeanor Filings Yinuel Cristia Barcenas-Salas, 32, Cherokee: Driving while license is revoked ($264). Queven Herrera, 40, Oklahoma City: Driving while license is under suspension ($264). Machelle Lee Wiens, 53, Nash: Driving while under the influence of alcohol aggravated ($783.50). Civil Filings Capital One Bank vs. Mikel D. Chapman: Indebtedness for $2,715.36 plus costs ($216.66). JH Portfolio Debt Equities LLC vs. Justin Klink: Indebtedness for $1,846 plus court costs, attorney’s fees, post interest and any other relief ($216.66). Kevin M. Thomason vs. Iofina Resources Inc.: Breach of contract
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Alfalfa County real estate transactions Real Estate Transfers Book 792, Page 774: David Harlan Tanner and Paulette Rae Tanner; convey unto David Harlan Tanner and Paulette Rae Tanner as Trustees of the David & Paulette Tanner Trust. NW/4 of 21-2811, a tract of land containing 2.23 acres; and SW/4 of 13-29-11; and Se/4 of 2129-11, all in Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Warranty deed. Book 792, Page 885: Victoria A. Hoops; conveys unto Brandon D. Severin. All of Lots 22 and 24 in Block 45 in Goltry, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Warranty deed. Book 793, Page 39: Rick D. Evans and Karen L. Evans; convey unto Brenda Salinas, Trustee of the Rebecca Salinas Irrevocable Trust. Lots 9 and 10, Block 3, Duncan Addition to Cherokee, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Warranty deed. Book 793, Page 48: Michael Charles Thorp and Shelly Thorp; convey unto Marilyn Thorp. The SE/4 of 5-24-10, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Warranty deed.
Book 793, Page 118: Debra E. Hobbs; conveys unto Zachary M. Storms. All of Lots 13-16 in Block 11 in Jet, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Warranty deed. Book 793, Page 140: Arlan Potter and Rhonda Potter convey unto Richard W. Tolbert and Autumn Justine Tolbert. Lots 13-16, in Block 23, in High School Addition to Helena, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Warranty deed. Book 793, Page 153: Goodwin Funeral Home and Marian D. Goodwin; convey unto Marian D. Goodwin. The E. 80’ of Lot 2 in Block 25 in Cherokee, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Warranty deed. Book 792, Page 777: James Delmer Tyrrell and Evelyn Hazel Tyrrell; convey unto Valorie J. Bird and Barbra G. Davis. Lots 21-24 in Block 15; and The N. 15’ of Lot 20 in Block 15 both in Carmen, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma; and Lots 1-3 in Block 15 in the First Addition to Aline, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma; The E/2 SW/4 of 18-24-12; and an
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Alfalfa County Sheriff’s Office log April 18, 2016 12:30 p.m. Controlled burn at 630 and Latimer. 1:28 p.m. Controlled burn on east side of Jet. 2:34 p.m. Assault, juvenile was assaulted by another juvenile and her mother in Carmen. April 19, 2016 6:31 a.m. Transport, deputy and officer with prisoner in custody x2 males, one to Garfield County and one to Oklahoma County, dropped off one, dropped off the other, en route to Enid for another individual. 9:43 a.m. Controlled burn southeast of 540 and Comache. 9:47 a.m. Disturbance, someone has been doing donuts and throwing out beer cans north of Amorita, advised deputy. April 20, 2016 12:17 a.m. Traffic, deputy with paper tag and vehicle comes back to individual out of Oklahoma City, license is flagged and under suspension, deputy with prisoner in custody 1 male, deputy clear. 7:06 a.m. Busy, deputy busy out of county. 6:56 p.m. Controlled burn in Ingersoll on West Street. 7:27 p.m. Controlled burn south of Carmen on Highway 8. 9:37 p.m. Livestock at large on U.S. Highway 64 at Alfalfa/Grant county line. April 21, 2016 1:12 p.m. Busy, two deputies out at track meet to make public service, deputy in service. 4:08 p.m. Civil paper service, deputy served papers to individual in Carmen. 5:02 p.m. Miscellaneous, respondent advised that she received a call that the IRS was going to file charges on her if she didn’t give them personal information, advised her that it was a scam. 5:47 p.m. Livestock at large, Cherokee Police Department (CPD) advised cattle out between 540-550 on Greer Road, left message with possible owner. 7:05 p.m. Intoxicated driver, Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) advised of a gray Toyota pickup all over the road heading towards McWillie on 45, advised officer. April 22, 2016 9:52 a.m. Controlled burn south and west of Jet. 11:38 a.m. Controlled burn between Turkey Trail and Quail Trail in Nescatunga.
1:18 p.m. Miscellaneous, was advised a male walking with silver paint on his face east of Carmen, deputy en route, deputy in area, deputy request driver’s license status and record/wanted check, negative on record check, ID card only. 3:31 p.m. Four-wheelers, CPD advised that kids are riding their dirt bikes on E. Fifth, are afraid that someone will get hit, advised deputy, deputy made contact, advised them to move dirt bikes off road. 4:43 p.m. Controlled burn, respondent having controlled burn of hay bales on County Road 620. 5:56 p.m. Intoxicated driver, OHP advised a silver Ford pickup with possible drunk driver at Sonic. 6:17 p.m. Juvenile runaway, deputy and officer are out at location, they have located two missing juvenile girls, deputy and officer both in service, girls have been returned to their parents. 6:30 p.m. Controlled burn on Highway 8 by Aline, burn grass. 7:10 p.m. Controlled burn southwest of Amorita on Kay Road. 8:13 p.m. Motorist assist, deputies out with vehicle, officer welfare contact receiving well, deputy has car to Cleo heading to Alva with official or visitor x1 female. 8:53 p.m. Controlled burn north and west of Amorita. 9:35 p.m. Struck deer, respondent advised he had a deer east of four-way, wanted to know if he could put it down, it was still alive, advised game warden, he said it was okay, advised respondent. 11:38 p.m. Information, Woods County advised per radio communication tag number to stolen vehicle, deputies and officer received transmission. 11:59 p.m. Traffic, deputy south of four-way with vehicle, driver’s license status and record/wanted check, deputy welfare contact, deputy with person in custody, deputies welfare contact receiving well, male agreed to take state test for deputy, deputy transporting prisoner in custody x1 adult male, deputy request info on other person, deputy advised other person will be responsible adult driver of vehicle. April 23, 2016 1:30 a.m. Warrant check, Haskell County record check on subject, no hold put on him. 8:05 a.m. Controlled burn west and north of Burlington.
8:30 a.m. Controlled burn west of McWillie. 3:04 p.m. Information, respondent said they received a call from someone saying there was a female on the east side of Jet in a tank top crying sitting by the highway, notified OHP. 3:44 p.m. Unwanted person, respondent called and said his daughter and son-in-law are in his driveway and would not move their car, they are blocking his gate so he can not get in and out, advised deputy en route, respondent called back and said they left, advised deputy. 4:40 p.m. Major accident, motorcycle accident on U.S. Highway 64 and County Road 620, two people involved, not sure how bad injuries are, advised deputy and OHP, deputy en route, trooper was notified, deputy arrived at scene, deputy advised roadway is clear. 7:27 p.m. Reckless driver, advised of a grey Mustang possibly occupied two times with a female driver all over the road on Highway 11 west of Burlington, almost to Woods County, advised Woods County. 8:08 p.m. Controlled burn in front of Nescatunga Fire Station. April 24, 2016 12:00 a.m. 911 call, respondent called and stated that her brother is in her back yard at location, she is afraid he might do something, respondent advised her brother is upset because her lawyer served him with some papers today, advised deputy, deputy called wanting number, deputy advised matter taken care of. 4:52 p.m. Livestock at large, 911 patched through a call of a calf out on Highway 11 from the four-way on left side. 6:03 p.m. Miscellaneous, respondent advised of a male on a dirt bike that is riding on the streets by the park in Aline and going through the ditch and coming on her yard, advised deputy. 6:27 p.m. Assault, respondent needed an officer at Jiffy Trip in Jet, a male assaulted the employee working, he grabbed him by the shirt and tried to pull him over the counter and pushed him up against the wall, suspect also threatened other people that were witness to what was happening, suspect no longer at store, employee doesn’t need any medical attention, several witnesses and one
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Criminal Filings Brady John Hanley, no age listed, Lantana, Texas (Alva, Oklahoma): (1) Possession of hallucinogenic drug; (2) Use/possess with intent to use drug paraphernalia into human body. Joseph Sullivan, no age listed, Alva, Oklahoma: Use/possess with intent to use drug paraphernalia into human body. Alan M. Brown, 1987, Medicine Lodge: (1) Possession of paraphernalia with intent to manufacture/plant/cultivate controlled substance; (2) Use/possess with intent to use drug paraphernalia into human body; (3) Endangering a child. Bryan K. D. Strobel, no age listed, Medicine Lodge: (1) Possession of paraphernalia with intent to manufacture/ plant/cultivate controlled substance; (2) Use/possess with intent to use drug paraphernalia into human body; (3) Endangering a child; (4) Criminal use of weapons; Sell/manufacture/purchase/ possess bludgeon/club/knuckles/star. Timothy Leland Brown, no age listed, Medicine Lodge: (1) Distribute opiate/ narcotic/certain stimulants/heroin; 100 gram-1 kilo in 1000 feet of school; (2) Possession of paraphernalia with intent to manufacture/plant/cultivate controlled substance; (3) Criminal possession of weapon by felon; Certain felonies within 10 years.
Danial Joseph Cook, no age listed, Alva, Oklahoma: (1) Possession of opiate, opium, narcotic or certain stimulant; (2) Possession of hallucinogenic drug; (3) Criminal carry of weapons; Bludgeon/ sandclub/knuckles/throwing star; (4) Use/possess with intent to use drug paraphernalia into human body. Bradford Kenneth Prophet, no age listed, Alva, Oklahoma: (1) Possession of opiate, opium, narcotic or certain stimulant; (2) Use/possess with intent to use drug paraphernalia into human body. Brandy Jean Brown, no age listed, Kiowa: (1) Distribute opiate/opium/ certain stimulants/heroin; 100 gram-1 kilo in 1000 feet of school; (2) Possession of paraphernalia with intent to manufacture/ plant/cultivate controlled substance; (3) Criminal possession of weapon by felon; Certain felonies within 10 years. Limited Civil Filings Kiowa District Hospital vs. Stormy A. Stewart: Judgment for $4,195.97 plus interest and costs. Kiowa District Hospital vs. Erin K. Baysinger: Judgment for $3,305 plus interest and costs. Kiowa District Hospital vs. Stanley Wenzel: Judgment for $888.62 plus interest and costs. Kiowa District Hospital vs. Jason
Thayer and Sameta G. Thayer: Judgment for $2,314.34 plus interest and costs. Credit Management Services Inc. vs. John W. Duvall: Judgment for $260 plus interest and costs. Medicine Lodge Memorial Hospital and Physicians Clinic vs. Stacy Strout and Debbie Strout: Judgment for $4,076.82 plus interest and costs. Medicine Lodge Memorial Hospital and Physicians Clinic vs. Mickey M. Mulvaney and Debra Mulvaney: Judgment for $6,587.54 plus interest and costs. Medicine Lodge Memorial Hospital and Physicians Clinic vs. Eric Peters and Mandy Peters: Judgment for $153.75 plus interest and costs. Medicine Lodge Memorial Hospital and Physicians Clinic vs. Christopher S. Staats: Judgment for $5,988.12 plus interest and costs. Medicine Lodge Memorial Hospital and Physicians Clinic vs. Lauri A. Woods: Judgment for $2,133.27 plus interest and costs. Medicine Lodge Memorial Hospital and Physicians Clinic vs. Brian D. Yanez: Judgment for $743.96 plus interest and costs. Galt Ventures LLC vs. Amanda Bell: Judgment for $1,000 plus interest and costs. Teresa Armenta Achenbach vs. Josh Senna and Stephanie Armenta: Petition in forcible entry and detainer plus fees. Small Claims Filings Farmers Coop Elevator Co. vs. Taylor Paxson: Payment of $2,961.65 plus interest and costs. Domestic Relations Filings Lisa M. Johnson vs. Robert Johnson: Petition for divorce. Traffic Filings Nathan Joseph Nulik, no age listed, Anthony: Driving under the influence of drugs/alcohol; second conviction ($1463). Eric Joseph Ramerth, no age or address listed: Failure to yield at stop or yield sign ($183). Gerald M. Stricker, 1961, Kiowa: Driving under the influence of drugs/ alcohol; first conviction; incapable of safely driving ($1,403). The following individuals were cited for speeding: Troy S Bush, 47, Boulder, Colorado: 80 in 65 ($183). Todd James Cunningham, no age or address listed: 75 in 65 ($153). Mark Miller, 42, Anadarko, Oklahoma: 80 in 65 ($183).
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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 Museum in Alva is open every day except Monday. For information or arranged
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Real Estate Transfers Book 140, Page 539: Georgia Ann Small and Jonathan P. Small; convey unto Fincher’s Findings, Inc. An undivided ½ interest in and to: Lot 8 on N. Main Street in Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 540: Martha J. Bogner and William E. Bogner; convey unto Fincher’s Findings, Inc. Location same as Book 140, Page 539. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 542: Jesse Reeves and Melissa Reeves; convey unto James B. Elliot and Debra K. Elliot. All that tract of land lying S. of the middle of Elm Creek and W. of the Medicine Lodge and Kiowa Wagon Road in the SE/4 SW/4 of 12-32S-12W, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 544: Clyde G. Sergent and Izora L. Sergent; convey unto Javier Diaz and Irene Cano. Lots 7 and 8 and the W. 40’ of Lot 9, Block 116 in the Town Comapany’s Addition to Kiowa, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 547: Linda J. Potter and Jerry Potter; convey unto Watts Ranch, LLC. The SE/4 of 35-34S-12W,
Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 549: Kelly Lyn Stark, single, Tracy Mitcher Rugg, single, and Joseph Dale Rugg and Janace Rugg, husband and wife; convey unto William Rex Cundiff. The SE/4 SE/4 of S22 and the SW/4 NW/4 of S26 and the E/2 NE/4 of S27, all in T34S-R12W, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 551: John A. Schupbach and Shawna M. Schupbach; convey unto Jesse J. Ruiz. Lots 1-6 in Block 66 in the Town Company’s Addition to Kiowa, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 556: Earl H. Westerman and Iona A. Westerman; convey unto Earl and Iona Westerman Trust. The W/2 of 24-30S-11W, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 559: Scott E. Priddy and Dawn E. Priddy; convey unto Betty L. Dirks and Ricky B. Dirks, Successor Trustees of the Betty L. Dirks Trust. The N. 127’ of Lots 9 and 7 and the E. 6’ of the N. 89’ of Lot 5 and the E. 2’ of the
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S. 38’ of the N. 127’ of Lot 5, on Stolp Avenue East, in Hartzell’s Addition to Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 560: Louie Chaff and Shannon W. Chaff; convey unto Louie A. Chaff and Shannon W. Chaff, Trustees of the Chaff Family Revocable Trust. The S/2 SE/4 of 1-31S-15W, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 562: John C. Hagood and Barbara A. Hagood; convey unto Ricky B. Dirks and Brenda L. Dirks. The S/2 of Lot 2 and the S/2 of the W. 25’ of Lot 4, on First Avenue East, in Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 563: Randy G. Kumberg and Cheryl Kumberg, husband and wife, and Charlie B. Kumberg and Karen Kumberg, husband and wife; convey unto Kumberg, LLC. The S/2 SW/4 of S14; the NE/4, the E/2 NW/4, the N/2 SE/4 and the NE/4 SW/4 of S23; and the W/2 NW/4 and the W/2 E/2 NW/4 of S24, all in T30S-R12W, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 566: Barber-CLC, LP; convey unto Kennedy Rice Dryers. The SE/4 SW/4 and the SW?4 SE/4 of S13 and the E/2 and the E?2 W/2 of S24, all in T32S-R13W; and the SE/4 SE/4 of 13-32S-13W, and the SW/4 SW/4 of S18 and the W/2 and the SW/4 NE/4 and the W/2 Se/4 of S19, all in T32S-R12W, all in Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 567: Ashley E. Malone and Adam Maloney, her husband, Heidi R. Courson and Brett COurson, her husband, and Courntey H. Pilkington, single; convey unto Russell B. Lake, III. All except N/2 NW/4 of S2; and All except E/2 NE/4 of 1-32S-14W, and the SE/4 SE/4 of S35, all in T31S-
R14W, and All of S23; all of S14 except the N/2 NW/4 NW/4 and except two trcts lying in Block 21-23 of Lake City, Kan., measuring 150’ x 340’ and 300’ x 431’; the N/2 N/2 and the S/2 NE/4 of S26; the W/2 NW/4 of S25, all in T31SR14W, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 581: Martha Basye Smith and Bobby D. Smith; convey unto Edwin D. Lenkner and Deana I. Lenkner. Location same as Quitclaim Deeds Book 140, Page 579. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 586: Karen Howard and Mike Howard; convey unto Dwaine Allen and Julie Allen. Tract 1: Beginning at 30’ E. of the NW/C of S32-34S13W then S. 5,997.5’ parallel to he W. section line, to the S. boundary of the Osage Diminished Reservation, then E. 1,169’, then N. 5,991’ parallel to W. section line, to the N. section line, then W. to the beginning, except the N. 49’ of tract. Tract 2: Beginning a 1,119’ E. of the NW/C of 32-34-13, then S. 5,991’ parallel to the W. section line, to the S. Boundary of the Osage Diminished Reservation, then E. 1,169’, then N. 5,984.5’ parallel to W. Section line to N. Section line, then W. to the beginning, except N. 49’ of tract. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 588: Danette McCort; conveys unto Dwaine Allen and Julie Allen. Location same as Book 140, Page 586. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 592: Lee Capansky and Carla Capansky; convey unto Martha Sheetz. All that part of the W/2 SW/4 of 1-33-13, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 4: Vernon Hart; conveys unto Jennifer N. Dials. Lots 91 and 92 and the S. 8.75’ of Lot 90, on North Orchard Street, and the S/2 of Lot 57, on Third Avenue, in Orchard Park Addi-
The Wareld Family expresses their Thank You to Dr. Robert Rader, Dr. Elizabeth Kinzie and the staff at Share Medical Center for the wonderful care they gave to Lorraine Wareld during her stay, to Marshall Funeral Home for all their kind caring help and to the family and friends for their support during the last two weeks. Bob Wareld; Brian Bohn; Tamre and John McGinnis and family LeaAnn and Richard Strait and family; Brenda Gray and family
tion to Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 5: Cody Alan Magnus and Miranda N. Magnus; convey unto Regina Simons. The E/2 of Lot 11 and all of Lot 12 in Block 67 in Hardtner, Barber Count, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 140, Page 548: Sheri Babb and Allen Babb; convey unto Williams, Mfg., Inc. The S. 55’ of the W. 10’ of Lots 2, Block 22, in Kiowa, Barber County, Kansas. Quitclaim deed. Book 140, Page 571: Cindy Jo Yandell; convey unto Cindy Molz Yandell, Trustee of the Cindy Molz Yandell Loving Trust. A tract of land in the NE/4 of 11-35S-12W, Barber County, Kansas. Quitclaim deed. Book 140, Page 573: D.L.H. Construction Intermediary, LLC.; convey unto HDE, LLC. Lot 2 in Camden Heights Addition, being a portion of the NW/4 of 8-32S-11W, Barber County, Kansas. Quitclaim deed. Book 140, Page 574: Todd Stone and Elisa Stone; convey unto S-Five, LLC. Lots 45, 47, 49 and 51 on North Main Street in Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas. Quitclaim deed. Book 140, Page 579: Marilyn Basye Markham and Frederick Joel Markham; convey unto Edwin D. Lenkner and Deana I. Lenkner. The SW/4 of 1-30S-14W, Barber County, Kansas. Quitclaim deed. Book 141, Page 2: Jason R. Sternberger, Trustee of the Paul L. Sternberger Revocable Trust; convey unto Jason R. Sternberger. Tract 1: Lots 1 and 2 and the S/2 NE/4; Tract 2: Lots 3 and 4 and the S/2 NW/4, all in S16; Tract 3: The NE/4 of S20, all in T29N-R13W, all in Woods County, Oklahoma; Tract 4The SW/4 of 12-35S-12W, Barber County, Kansas. Quitclaim deed.
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