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Volume 131 Number 45 COALGATE, OKLAHOMA 74538 Coal County (USPS 120140) 50¢ Wednesday, JANUARY 21, 2015
Imogene Mowdy with her children, Clay Mowdy, Lisa McKeon and Tracy Penney.
Scholarship fund established
to honor Imogene Mowdy
On January 17, 2015, about
60 family members and close
friends of Imogene Mowdy
gathered at Coalgate attorney
Trae Gray’s LandownerFirm.
com office west of Coalgate
for a special surprise birthday
party in Imogene’s honor.
When it came time to present
Imogene’s birthday gift to her,
Gray unveiled a beautiful
“Pillar
Award”
plaque
announcing the establishment
of a scholarship fund in her
name.
State Collaborates to Establish Coal
County Emergency Operations Center
The
Oklahoma
Department of Agriculture,
Food, and Forestry, working
in conjunction with Coal
County
commissioners
and other state officials,
has transferred property to
Coal County that will now
serve as the Coal County
Emergency
Operations
Center.
State
Agriculture
Secretary Jim Reese, Sen.
Josh Brecheen, Rep. Donnie
Condit,
representatives
of the Choctaw Nation of
Oklahoma and other state
and local officials were on
hand for the official transfer
of the building that took
place Wednesday, January
7.
The
5,000-square-foot
building, which is located
on six-plus acres of land
just west of Tupelo, was
originally obtained as an
emergency
management
response facility for the
Oklahoma
Department
of Agriculture, Food, and
Forestry (ODAFF) to
respond to both animal
health and wildland fire
emergencies. Due to the
2009-2010
economic
downturn, ODAFF did not
fully develop the facility,
which led to an opportunity
for Coal County.
Coal County commis-
“Sometimes,
somebody
comes into your life and
they’re just so special you
don’t know what to do for
them,” Gray said at the
unveiling. “We concluded that
what you do is do something
for somebody else that would
mean something to Imogene.”
So that’s what happened.
The Pillar Award honoring
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COALGATE
RECORD
REGISTER
Time to vote
for 2015
Coalgate
Athletic Hall
of Fame
It is HALL OF FAME
voting time for the public! Only two weeks remain
for you to place your vote
for your favorite team
for selection to the 2015
Athletic HOF.
Please text or call 817228-7627 or 580-927-5298
and choose your team
from the list below. You
may also vote by going
to FACEBOOK and the
COALGATE ATHLETIC
HALL OF FAME link and
vote under the COMMENTS
Continued on Page A-2
sioners
and
former Imogene Mowdy was
Coal County Economic
Continued on Page A-2
Development Director Allen
Leaird worked diligently
with ODAFF staff and
Coal County Emergency
It is illegal to dump brush, tree limbs, furniture, houseManagement to transfer the
hold
trash or items of any kind at the county fairgrounds
facility over to Coal County. Coal County Emergency facility.
Coal County will be cleaning up the area this week. The
area will be monitored, and violators will be fined.
Continued on Page A-2
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Coal County Emergency Operations Center & Search and Rescue Task Force Facility located west of
Tupelo.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, CHOCTAW NATION OF OKLAHOMA AND COAL COUNTY OFFICIALS gathered on January 7 for the official transfer
of Department of Agriculture facility to Coal County. From left (left of sign) – Coal County District 2 Commissioner Johnny D. Ward; Nick Hinkle,
Communications Technician; Sara Jane Smallwood, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma; Coal County District 1 Commissioner Brock Jones; Coy Burns,
Coal County Search and Rescue Task Force; Shane Sallee, Coal County Search and Rescue Task Force; Allen Leaird, Big Five Community Services
(former Coal County Economic Development Director); Troy Hudson, Deputy Director, Coal County Emergency Management; (right of sign) – Aaron
Blue, Director, Coal County Emergency Management; Coal County District 3 Commissioner Michael Hensley; Jim Reese, Secretary of Agriculture,
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry; state Rep. Donnie Condit; Jeff Hansen, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma; Dale Jackson,
Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma; state Sen. Josh Brecheen; Miguel Cole, guest; and Michael Burns, Coal County Search and Rescue Task Force.
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Time to vote for 2015 Coalgate Athletic Hall of Fame
Continued from Front Page
heading.
The last day to vote is
January 30, 2015, so please
do so soon.
Also, there will be up to
five individuals selected
by the HOF selection
committee from the top 20
list shown below.
The Hall of Fame Banquet
will be Saturday, May 23.
Details will be provided at
a later date.
The 2014 Inaugural class
consisted of Jack Ward,
Ernest Paul Fanning, Elvin
Sweeten, Donald Mike
Mayer, Joe Avanzini and the
2014 Girls State Champion
Track Team.
2015 HALL OF
FAME TOP
20—ALPHABETICAL
LIST
Berryhill, Lester—
Basketball—1962
Casey,
Alan—
Football—1964
Childers,
Justin—
Baseball—1993
Cody, Phillip—Football &
Basketball—1969
Corsini,
Gina—
Basketball—1976
Green, Lowell—Football
Coach—1937-41,
46-47
(Deceased)
Howe, Lillian Wood—
Basketball—1926
(Deceased)
Leone, Dr. Joe—Basketball
Coach—1950 & 1956-1960
Loudermilk, Tommy—
Football—1969
Martin,
Tisha—
Basketball—1987
McCulley, Joe—Football
Coach—1998-2003, 2005
McCulley, Sherry—Track
Coach—1998-2006
McDaniel, Dr. Tom—
Football—1956
Mixon,
Jeff—
Basketball—1971
Rainey,
Chris—
Football—1989
Samuels,
Roger—
Basketball—1954
Shores,
Frank—
Football—1970
Vaughan,
Gary—
Football—1971
Vaughan,
Mike—
Football—1972
Vietta,
Dominic—
Football—1940 (Deceased)
Wellington,
Vergie—
Basketball—1958
TOP ATHLETIC TEAMS
1939 Football—8-0-2—
Lowell Green—no playoff
system
1953
Football—9-1—
Noel Thomason
1955 Boys Basketball
23-7—State
QuarterFinals—Claude Kedy
1958 Girls Basketball—
24-7—State Semis—Joe
Leone
1959 Boys Basketball—
30-2—State Semis—Joe
Leone
State Collaborates to Establish Coal
County Emergency Operations Center
Continued from Front Page
Management now has a
facility to call home that
will allow for effective
response to any emergency
situation that may arise.
Allen Leaird was credited
as the ‘driving force’
behind the lengthy process
that ultimately resulted in
the facility transfer to Coal
County.
Reese said when Allen
Leaird came to his office to
talk to him about the facility,
he saw an opportunity for
a productive use of the
building. Sen. Brecheen and
Rep. Condit, as well as Rep.
Paul Roan (who preceded
Condit), were interested in
the facility being utilized,
he said, “And that’s the
whole goal…the state wants
to make the best use of all
its facilities.”
“It is always beneficial
to Oklahoma citizens when
a facility can be used in
the most efficient manner,”
Reese stated. “Coal
County will now have a
fully functional Emergency
Operations Center to better
assist everyone in the
area.”
Sen. Brecheen echoed
Reese’s sentiments.
“I
am always glad to have
facilities in my district
that will contribute to the
health and well-being of my
constituents. This facility
will be a great resource
for Coal County and the
surrounding areas.”
“This is a great example
of how the federal level is
working with the state level,”
Condit stated. “I hate to see
a facility like this just sitting
and nothing happening. I
can definitely see where
Emergency
Management
will have a use for it. This
center will help us to be
prepared for any emergency
situation that may arise.”
Coal
County
Commissioners Johnny D.
Ward, Michael Hensley and
Brock Jones said the facility
will be a large asset to Coal
County and they’re happy to
have it. They expressed their
appreciation to Secretary
Reese and other parties
involved.
Coal County Emergency
Management Director Aaron
Blue looks forward to having
the facility as a resource.
“A large part of emergency
management
is
being
prepared for the unexpected
and this facility will allow us
to do just that,” he said.
Blue presented an overview
of Coal County Task Force
operations, why the task
force was formed several
years ago, the extensive
preparedness training that
members go through, and
the various types of rescue
operations for which they are
qualified.
The Coal County Task
Force consists of 25
volunteers and is recognized
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Elsewhere in Oklahoma, One Year $31.00
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throughout the state. The
task force has taken part in
several operations in various
parts of the state and has been
placed on readiness status
for well over a dozen to two
dozen situations during the
past year. “Whatever we
need to do, we’re going to
support our agencies,” Blue
said.
Blue stated that Coal
County
Emergency
Management
and
the
Choctaw Nation have
discussed “a collaboration
between the two agencies that
will help Coal County and
the Choctaw Nation.” Three
members of the Choctaw
Nation were present at the
facility transfer event.
1962 Football—9-2-1—
State Quarter-Finals—Jim
Wills
1
9
6
8
Football—10-1-1—48 pts.
Scored against--#1 Defense
in
Oklahoma—Donald
Mike Mayer
1972 Football—10-3—
State Semis—Donald Mike
Mayer
1973 Boys Basketball—
26-5—State
Semis-Bob
Parkhill
1985 Football—11-2—
State Quarter-Finals—Stan
Addy
2002
Football—12-1
State Quarter-Finals—Joe
McCulley
2003 Football—10-2—
Joe McCulley
2005 Girls Track—3A
State
Champs—Sherry
McCulley
Scholarship fund established
to honor Imogene Mowdy
Continued from Front Page
established, and the plaque now hangs on a prominent wall
in the law office.
The inscription reads:
Created in January of 2015, the Pillar Award is a $25,000
endowment that honors the service and commitment of
Imogene Mowdy to the Coalgate community.
She moved to Coalgate when she was 14 years old. For
nearly 30 years she has been and continues to be a “pillar”
of the Coalgate Law Office at 28 N. Main Street. She serves
as a board member of the Coalgate Hospital and is very
active in the Coalgate First United Methodist Church.
Whether it was the tragic loss of her husband, being
diagnosed with cancer, or a later battle with painful arthritis
– she never complains and remains a positive example to all
of us as to how we should strive to live our lives.
At present, a $1,000 scholarship will be awarded annually
to a Coalgate senior who articulates the importance of what
a “pillar” in the community means to a young person.
The scholarship award process starts with the submittal
of a 500 word essay. Applicants are encouraged to focus
their essay on overcoming adversity, the importance of a
positive attitude, and the importance of character, hard
work, family, and spirituality – all attributes of Imogene
Mowdy.
The essays are confidentially evaluated and rated by a
committee consisting of the pastor of the First United
Methodist Church in Coalgate, a designee of the Coalgate
Hospital Board, and a member designated by the Coal
County Bar Association.
After evaluation of the essays, the committee will make a
final determination based on student merit and need.
For more information on the scholarship, contact Lauren
Garey, Scholarship Director, at lgarey@fmiokc.com.
Imogene Mowdy and Tray Gray at the unveiling of the Pillar Award plaque.
OHCE Leader Lesson January 28
The Oklahoma Home
and Community Education
Clubs of Coal County will
hold their monthly Leader
Lesson on Wednesday, January 28, at 1:30 p.m. at the
OSU Extension Building in
Coalgate.
Lani Vasconcellos, District Family and Consumer
Science Program Specialist,
will be presenting the lesson,
“The Benefits of OHCE.”
This lesson will highlight the
advantages and value OHCE
membership has on individuals, families, and communities.
The OHCE Leader Lessons are open to all members
of Coal County who want to
participate, whether or not
they are an OHCE member! For more information,
please call Kelsey Ratcliff
at the OSU Extension Office, (580) 927-2262.
Oklahoma State University, U.S. Department of
Agriculture, State and Local
Governments Cooperating:
The Oklahoma Cooperative
Extension Service offers
its programs to all eligible
persons regardless of race,
color, national origin, religion, gender, age, disability, or status as a veteran,
and is an equal opportunity
employer.
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JANUARY 21, 2015—PAGE A-3
Thank You
We would like to say “Thank You” to the businesses
and volunteers who gave of their time to ring the bell,
to those who made donations, and to Jana and her crew
from the Salvation Army. With everyone’s help a total
of $1139.57 was raised and approximately 60 families
were helped with food and gifts. We could not do this
without your help. We would also like to thank the Coal
County Dist. 2 employees for their help in unloading the
truck.
Coal County DHS Staff
Voters should apply now
for absentee ballots
Voters in Coal County
who want to have absentee
ballots mailed to them for the
February 10 School Board
Election and/or the Coalgate City Council Election
should apply now, County
Election Board Secretary
Vicky Salmon said today.
Although the County Election Board can accept applications for absentee ballots
until 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 4, Salmon
urges voters who want to
vote by absentee ballot to
apply early.
The following offices are
at stake in the election:
Coalgate City Council
Ward 4: Candidates - Muriel Parker, Scott Wright.
Coalgate School Board
Office 5: Candidates - Tommie Gay Barnett Stanberry
and J.W. Barnes.
Absentee ballot application forms are available at
the Coal County Election
Board office at 18 N. Michigan Street in Coalgate (behind the post office). The
forms also can be downloaded and printed at www.
elections.ok.gov.
At least two mail transactions must be made, Salmon
said. “The County Election
Board must mail the ballots
to the voter and the voter
must return the voted ballots by mail.” Ballots must
be in the hands of the Election Board by 7:00 p.m. on
Election Day in order to be
counted.
Any registered voter
may vote by absentee ballot in any election in which
he/she is eligible to vote.
However, a voter must be
registered and reside at an
address within the geographical boundaries of a
school district or a municipality to be eligible to vote
in school district or municipal elections. It is not necessary to give a reason or
excuse for voting absentee.
“While anyone can vote
absentee without giving
a reason, the law still provides several excuses, and
Hearrell Family
Reunion Held
The annual Hearrell Reunion was held at the Coalgate
Park Building July 13, 2014, with lots of good food to eat
and visiting. It was hot out so the swimming pool was well
used. Drawings were held with lots of winners.
This year Janice Meiners of King City CA traveled the
farthest. The oldest was Sadie Hearrell (94) and the youngest was Sadie Kilene Richardson, 8 weeks old. Sadie is
Sadie’s youngest great granddaughter and her namesake.
Ninety-four old Sadie still has a perfect attendance.
We will see you’ll July 12, 2015, so plan to come.
Those in attendance were: Janice Meiners, King City,
CA; Wanda Stephens, Van Alstyne, TX; Jerry and Debbie
Hearrell, Bridgeport TX; Krish Hearrell, Grandbury, TX;
Marge Hearrell, Hillsboro, TX; Neoma Burk, Van Alstyne,
TX; Melba Tatam, Louann, AR; Julie Eisler and McKinley,
Louann, AR; Jerald, Lynda Nickell, Cheyenne, Shelby and
Ellie, Kingston, OK;
Brooklyn and Brittany of Kingston, OK; Kellie and Estan Fink, Pauls Valley; Melissa and Siearra Fink, Wayne,
OK; Flora Ann Fink, Mustang, OK; Chad Hearrell, Lawton,
OK; Earl and Linda Davis, Van Alstyne, TX; Rickey Fink
and family, Wanette, OK; Jannette Taylor, Coalgate;
Kimberly, Lexi and Ruger Wilson, Roff, OK; Lonnie
Hearrell, Jeanne Hearrell West, Cameron Kuhn, Justin Beck
and Thomas Johnston of Denison, TX; Charles and Joyce
Hearrell, Bennington, OK; Kim Ragan, Roff; Tessa Brox
and Colt Ray, Ada; Kathi Johnston, Ada; Troy and Debbie
Brassfield, Lane, OK;
Sam and Linda Hearrell, Lane, OK; John & Elsie Hearrell, Chad and Jessica, Coalgate; Penney Tolbert, McKinney,
TX; Annette & Brian Tolbert, Ravia, OK; Kilene and Sadie
Richardson, Ft. Worth, TX; Sadie Hearrell, Mill Creek; Lissie Hearrell, Tishomingo; Michael & Janet Hearrell, Mackinze and Michela, Glenpool, OK; Tommy & Mary Lou
Nickell, Roff, OK; and Johnna Cheney and children, Elgin,
OK.
it is to the advantage of some
voters to use one of them,”
Salmon said. By stating one
of the following reasons on
their applications, these voters can activate some special
conditions that make it easier for them to use absentee
ballots. The reasons are:
Registered voters who are
physically incapacitated and
voters who care for physically incapacitated persons
who cannot be left unattended may vote absentee. They
may apply only by mail, by
fax, or by telegraph.
Registered voters who
are confined to nursing
homes in the county may
vote absentee. An absentee
voting board actually goes
to the nursing home a few
days before the election, sets
up a small polling place and
allows these persons to vote
under circumstances similar
to those at a regular precinct
polling place. They may apply only by mail, by fax, or
by e-mail.
Military personnel, residents of Coal County living
overseas and the spouses and
dependents of each group
are eligible to receive absentee ballots. These voters
may apply only by mail, fax,
or by e-mail.
Military personnel should
contact the Voting Service
Officers in their units for
application forms and additional information or visit
the Federal Voting Assistance Program website at
www.fvap.gov/oklahoma
for more information and instructions.
Residents of Oklahoma
living overseas can obtain
the same materials from any
United States military installation and from United States
Embassies and Consulates
as well as on the FVAP website.
Online Voter Tool Available for Voters
The State of Oklahoma
website
(www.elections.
ok.gov) now provides a
helpful “Online Voter Tool”
for voters.
The Tool provides these
options: “Confirm Your
Voter Registration,” “Find
Your Polling Place,” “View
Sample Ballots” and “Track
Your Absentee Ballot.”
Just click on “Online Voter Tool” under “Voter Info.”
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Service Planned for Harold Hudson
Harold Louis Hudson, 88, went to be with
his Lord and Savior on Monday, December
22, 2014 and now joins his wife, Martha. A
musical celebration of his life will be held at
the Trinity Lighthouse Church in Denison,
TX on Saturday, January 31, 2015 at 2pm.
Harold was born to Arvard & Irene Davis
Hudson in Coalgate, Oklahoma September 25, 1926.
At the age of one, Harold
lost his mother in a tragic
car accident. Arvard met
and married Juanita Black
who lovingly raised Harold
as her own. Harold had two
brothers, LA and Charles,
and a sister, Marianne Hudson DeMoss. The Hudson’s
were known in Coalgate, OK
as owners and operators of
Hudson’s Big Country Store
where Harold worked until its
closing in 1991.
Harold was a long time bachelor until he
met and married Martha Carey Tredway on
February 11, 1973 and became a step-father
to Randy Lee Tredway. Harold made his
home in Denison, Texas until his passing.
Harold, a true man of God, lived his life as
such and brought many to our Lord. He had
a deep love for music and was an exquisite
saxophone player, piano player, vocalist
and host of the Hudson Brothers television
program in Southern Oklahoma and North
Texas for decades. Harold was a Mason
and served in the Merchant Marines. The
last ten years of his life were spent playing
in churches, nursing homes and live shows
with Randy Tredway and all of the Tredway
and friends musical family. He welcomed
every day with renewed excitement and his
favorite thing to say was,
“It’s going to be a great day.”
Harold will be truly missed
by all who had the pleasure
of knowing him.
Harold was predeceased
by his true love, Martha
Carey Tredway Hudson; his
parents, Arvard, Irene and
Juanita Hudson; and brother,
Charles Arvard Hudson.
Survivors include: son,
Randy Lee Tredway and
soon to be daughter in law,
Helen Kennedy; grandsons,
Reno Tredway, Taylor Kennedy, Patrick
Kennedy; brother, LA (Dorothy) Hudson;
sister, Marianne DeMoss (Coyle); sister-inlaw, Johnnie Hudson; nieces, Candy Hudson, Holly Rhoades, Jennifer Kiser, Dana
DeMoss Collie; nephews, Derek DeMoss,
John Hudson and Steve Hudson, Davis
Hudson, great nieces and nephews and numerous friends.
Donations may be made to Trinity Lighthouse Church, Denison, TX in memory of
Harold Hudson.
Service Held for Evelyn Christine Eddings
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Funeral services for Evelyn Christine
(Dudley) Eddings, a Coalgate resident,
were held Saturday, January 17, 2015 at
2:00 p.m. at the Church of Christ in Coalgate with Mr. Lloyd McElhaney officiating. Burial was in McCarty
Cemetery with Brown’s Funeral Service of Coalgate in
charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Eddings was born
May 31, 1929 to Ray and
Georgia Lee (Wood) Dudley
in Coal County and passed
away January 14, 2015 at
Coalgate at the age of 85.
She attended Parker Community School and Crockett
California School. Christine
married Baley Eddings on April 23, 1954
at Atoka, OK. He preceded her in death on
May 5, 2011. Christine was a homemaker
and a member of the Coalgate Church of
Christ. She was a volunteer at the Ruth
Wilson Hurley Manor and was instrumental
in creating the McCarty Cemetery board,
where she served as a Board member till
her death.
Survivors include her children, Richard
Eddings and wife, Karen of Coalgate, Debra Krebbs and husband, Charles of Newalla,
OK and Kay Blunck and husband, David
of Norman, OK; grandchildren, Jason Eddings and wife, Mandy of Ada,
Shane Eddings and wife,
Kristi of Stuart, Amanda Eddings of OKC, LaTosha Dinsmore and husband, Brandon
of Stroud, Garrett Krebbs
of Coalgate, Davin Blunck
of Norman, Sam Blunch of
Norman and Roy Hopkins
of Coalgate; sister, Leta
Boyd of Mustang; sister-inlaw, Bethel Lee of Coalgate;
along with great grandchildren, numerous other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; brother, Charlie Dudley and
sister, Thelma Simpson.
Casketbearers were Jason Eddings,
Garrett Krebbs, Devin Blunck, Samuel
Blunck, Roy Hopkins, and Brandon Dinsmore. Honorary bearers were Shane Eddings and Tim Rushing.
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Funeral services for Wilbur Frederick
Cravey, an Atoka resident, were held Tuesday, January 13, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. at Penn
and A Church of Christ in Atoka with Weldon Cravey officiating. Burial was in Finley Cemetery, Finley OK with
Brown’s Funeral Service of
Atoka in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Cravey was born
August 31, 1924 to William
and Elizabeth (Potschernick)
Cravey at Welfare, TX and
passed away January 9, 2015
at Yukon, OK at the age of
90. He attended Warring
Elementary and graduated
from Comfort High School
in Comfort, TX. Wilbur
proudly served his country in
the Marines as a radio operator during WWII beginning November 11,
1942 and was discharged December 5, 1945
as a Corporal. He married Elvera Annette
Lich on July 20, 1946 in Comfort, TX and
was a business owner and rancher. Wilbur
attended the Church of Christ in Atoka and
enjoyed working, telling stories and his garden.
Survivors include his children, Eugene
Phillip Cravey and wife, Peggy of Soper,
OK, Wendy Alderman and husband, Robert, Wendall Cravey, Wade Cravey and
wife, Kimberley; Royce Elgin Cravey of
Antlers, OK, Luke Seeton and wife, Whitney and daughter, Emma, Zachary Seeton
and daughter, Laken; Weldon Foy Cravey
and wife, Nancy of Ada, Natalie Hankins
and husband, Doug and daughter, Grace,
Tiffany Hees and husband,
Paul; Cheryl Lynette Mayhan and husband, Joel of
Tuttle, OK, Jeffrey Mayhan
and wife, Kacie and son, Kalvyn, Jon Mayhan and wife,
Carol, Joshua Mayhan; Mel
Vern Cravey and wife, Sheila
of Rattan, OK, Dwight Joslin
Cravey and wife, Mickayla
and sons, Breaton and Kase,
Amber Dawn Cochran and
husband, Brian and daughter,
Kember; brother, Ben Cravey
of Warring, TX; sisters, Mary
Ann Plumsted of San Antonio, TX and Joyce Kasier of Mason, TX;
along with numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his wife;
parents; brothers, Columbus Cravey and
Robert Cravey; sisters, Sadie Hennings,
Ethel Voigt, Ida Mae Nelson, Kathleen
Rusch, and Paulina Majirus; grandson,
Waylon Cravey.
Casketbearers were Jeffrey Mayhan,
Joshua Mayhan, Jonathan Mayhan, Wendall Cravey, Wade Cravey and James Drain.
Honorary bearers were Ray Carroll, Jerry
Cartright, Coy Woodall, and Tommy Henderson.
Service Held for T.J. Callicoat
Funeral services for Terry James “TJ”
Callicoat, a longtime Atoka, OK resident,
were held Saturday, January 17, 2015 at
10:00 a.m. at Bentley Baptist Church in
Bentley with Rev. John Howard and Jeff
Culbreath officiating. Burial was in Bentley Cemetery
with arrangements under the
direction of Brown’s Funeral
Service of Atoka.
Mr. Callicoat was born
July 7, 1974 to Terry Lee and
Joanne (Peeler) Callicoat at
Antler, OK and passed away
January 12, 2015 at Atoka at
the age of 40. He attended
school at Bentley and graduated from Atoka High School
and later attended SOSU. TJ
was a High-Liner, worked
in the oil field and a few years for Cable
Comm. He was a member of Bentley Baptist Church and enjoyed fishing, hunting,
camping and horseback riding.
Survivors include his mother, Joanne
(Peeler) Callicoat and special friend, Bobby Tidwell of Bentley, OK; grandparents,
Charles and Virginia Callicoat of Bentley, OK; brother, Dustin Eugene Callicoat
and wife, Stacy of Bentley, OK; children,
Chelsey Williamson and husband, Stephen of Catoosa,
OK, Claburn James Callicoat
of Coalgate, Matthew Thomas Callicoat of Coalgate and
Lucas Iverson Callicoat of
Bentley; grandson, Kentlee
Callicoat of Catoosa, OK;
along with numerous cousins, other relatives and many
dear and loved friends.
He was preceded in death
by his father, Terry Lee Callicoat; grandparents, Tom
and Opal Peeler; and great
grandparents, Carl and Katie Callicoat.
Casketbearers were David Armstrong,
Kenneth Owens, Gary Gregory, Russell
James, Dustin Keeler, and Billy Self.
Funeral services for Gary Wayne Argo, a
Liberty, TX resident, formerly of Coalgate,
will be held Saturday, January 24, 2015 at
2:00 p.m. at Brown’s Funeral
Chapel in Coalgate with Pastor David Unsell officiating.
Burial will be in Cairo Cemetery with Brown’s Funeral
Service of Coalgate in charge
of arrangements.
Gary was born July 17,
1956 to Leonard and Inez
(Farley) Argo at Oklahoma
City and passed away January 12, 2015 at Liberty, TX at
the age of 58. He graduated
from Coalgate High School
and married Brenda Zarr on
October 31, 2000 at Coalgate, OK. Gary
was a truck driver for the oil field and affiliated with the United Methodist Church
of Coalgate.
Survivors include his wife, Brenda Argo
of the home in Liberty, TX; sons, Karlos
Argo and wife, Brandy of Yukon, OK, Lucas Argo and wife, Kimberly of Deming,
NM, Brandon Argo of Georgetown, TX,
Preston Haire of Georgetown, TX and Todd
Haire of New Mexico; sisters, Jo Ladd of
Yukon, OK, Barbara Cockrum and husband,
Jack of West Plains, MO,
Margrett Ennis of Lafortuni,
CA, and Joyce Riggs of Tulsa,
OK; brothers, Chuck Massey
and wife, Elaine of Weatherford, TX and Al Colpitt and
wife, Nita of Okmulgee, OK;
grandchildren, Kody Argo,
Bentlee Argo, Carrie Lynn
McKinney, Devin Wright,
Davis Argo, Kendra Argo,
Lucas Argo and Preston Zeke
Campbell; step children,
Earine Cerveny, Joshua Wise,
and Lynsay Wise.
He was preceded in death by his parents;
grandson, Kolby Argo; and brothers, Sonny
Argo and Levern Argo.
Casketbeares will be Wesley Campbell,
Daniel Jarrett, Johnny D. Ward, Gary Dority,
Rick Lewis, and Les Pebworth.
Dinner will be served to family and
friends at 12:00 noon at the Choctaw building in Coalgate.
Funeral services for Tanner Dale Jones, a
Lane, OK resident, were held Monday, January 19, 2015 a 2:00 p.m. at Lane School
Gym, Lane, OK with Bro. Raymond Humphrey and Bro. Kelly Hardman officiating.
Burial was in Butler Cemetery in Lane with
Brown’s Funeral Service of Atoka in charge
of arrangements.
Tanner was born April
20, 1991 to Rickey Leon and
Tracy Lynn (Hawpe) Jones
at Denison, TX and passed
away January 16, 2015 at Durant, OK at the age of 23. He
graduated from Atoka High
School and attended college
at SOSU. Tanner was a Journeyman High Liner and was
of the Baptist faith. He loved
to hunt fish, rodeo and ride
bulls. Tanner won “All Around Champion”
multiple years in rodeo. He also loved his
job as a Lineman.
Survivors include his parents, Rickey
and Tracy Lynn (Hawpe) Jones of Lane,
OK; brothers, Rowdey Jones and Nick
Jones, both of Lane; grandfather, Leon Jones
of Lane; grandparents, Judy and Ron Tedder
of Lane; uncles, David Hawpe of OKC and
Terry Jones of Lane; aunts, Chris Benjamin
of Farris, OK, Nancy Hill of Tushka, OK and
Debbie Reece and husband, Terry of Caddo;
great grandfather, “Grandad”, A. D. Stewart
of Bentley; girlfriend, Kaitlin Fryer of Caddo; along
with numerous cousins, other
relatives, and many dear and
loved friends.
He was preceded in death
by his grandmother, Udell
Jones and great grandmothers, Opal Stewart and Lavada
Hammond.
Casketbearers were Tyler
Childers, Bobby Jack Boydston, Spencer Stephens, Cody Sheffield, R.
D. Pruett and Dustin Stark. Honorary bearers were Zach Harris, Dylan Giguere, Delane
Seabourn, Newt Brasfield, and Lee Wayne
Seabourn.
Service Held for Gary Wayne Argo
Service Held for Tanner Jones
Service Held for Archie Townsend, Jr.
Funeral services for Archie Townsend, Jr.,
a longtime resident of Dickinson, TX, were held Tuesday,
January 6, 2015 at 10:00 a.m.
at Crowder Funeral Home in
Dickinson, TX. Interment followed at Dickinson Cemetery.
Archie was born December
11, 1931 in Lehigh, OK to Archie Townsend, Sr. and Mary
Jane Townsend and passed
away January 2, 2015 at the age
of 83. He was a member of the
Church of Christ in Bacliff, TX
and worked forty years at TCR/
Hill/Phibro in Texas City. Archie loved singing, working in the yard and
family get-togethers. He was a family man
and deeply loved his family and will be forever
missed. He had many friends and loved them
all.
He was preceded in death by his parents;
step-father, Bill Eastep; and
brother, David Townsend.
Survivors include his loving wife, Virginia “Ginger”
Lee Townsend (they would
have been married 60 years on
January 20, 2015); son, Mark
Townsend and wife, Dodie;
daughters, Joy Townsend, and
Amy Townsend and husband,
Jimmy Corn; sisters, Althea
Richardson of San Antonio, TX;
Mary Lou Cooper and husband,
Wayne of Ada, OK and Wanda
Calvert of Lehigh, OK; brother, Riley Townsend of Lehigh, OK; grandchildren, Bryon Townsend, Whitney Ziegler, Sarah
Tidwell and husband, Jeff and Kara Townsend;
great grandson, Deegan Townsend; and numerous nieces and nephews.
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JANUARY 21, 2015—PAGE A-5
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ATOKA LIVESTOCK AUCTION
SALE EVERY MONDAY
Weekly Market Report
Monday, JANUARY 19, 2015
STEERS
200 - 300 lb .....$2.75
300 - 400 lb......$2.70
400 - 500 lb......$2.49
500 - 600 lb......$2.40
600 - 700 lb......$1.70
SALE RESULTS
CATTLE SOLD 2225
- $4.00
- $3.75
- $3.25
- $2.80
- $2.39
HEIFERS
200 - 300 lb........$2.30 - $3.70
300 - 400 lb........$2.15 - $3.30
400 - 500 lb....... $1.70 - $3.10
500 - 600 lb....... $1.80 -$2.57.5
600 - 700 lb........$1.59 - $2.24
PAIRS $2000-$3450 • STOCKER COWS $1250 - $2800
PACKER COWS $1.00 - $1.19
LOW DRESSING .70¢ - .99¢ • PACKER BULLS $1.20 - $1.49
BULLS PER hEAD NONE • BABY CALVES -$4500 - $600
Owners & Operators
Phil & Paula Hatridge
Mob. 918-424-1754 ~ Office 580-889-3264
PO Box 1103 - Atoka, Ok 74525
Selling Monday, February 2 at Noon!
100 Head Tiger Stripe and Bradford Heifers
Weighing 900 to 1100#
Most of them are heavy bred, a few short bred and a few open.
PAGE A-6—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JANUARY 21, 2015
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in he Coalgate Record Register January 7, 14 & 21, 2015, 3t)
DISTRICT COURT
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
LORNA BASKETT,
Plaintiff,
Vs.
The known and unknown heirs, beneficiaries, administrators, executors,
devisees, trustees, legatees, successors and assigns, immediate and
remote of W. T. PATTON, deceased et. al.,
Defendants.
CV-2015-1
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: The known and unknown heirs, beneficiaries,
administrators, executors, devisees, trustees, legatees, successors and assigns,
immediate and remote of W. T. PATTON, MINNIE PATTON, RUFUS L. PATTON
and DONNA PATTON, all deceased,
GREETINGS:
You are hereby notified that on the 5th day of January, 2015, the Plaintiff,
LORNA BASKETT, filed suit against you in the District Court of Coal County,
Oklahoma, being Suit No. CV-2015-1 to quiet title to the following described
property in Coal County, Oklahoma, to-wit:
The South Half of the Southwest Quarter and the Northwest Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter and the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of
Section 21, Township 1 North, Range 8 East; and Lots 1 through 24, inclusive,
in Block 35 in the town of Clarita, Coal County, Oklahoma,
and to obtain judgment establishing that Plaintiff is the owner of said property, all
as more particularly set out in Plaintiff’s petition.
NOW THEREFORE, you and each of you are further notified that you must
answer the petition filed herein on or before the 19th day of February, 2015, or
said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly in favor
of Plaintiff and against you, and establishing that Plaintiff is the owner of the
property, all as more particularly set out in her petition.
Rachel Nix, Court Clerk
S)Cheryl Hobgood
Deputy
Johnny Sandmann
Attorney Johnny Sandmann, PLLC
28 North Main
Coalgate, OK 74538
Phone: (580) 927-2314
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 7 & 14, & 21, 2015, 3t)
NOTICE
The City of Lehigh is accepting sealed bids to sell 40 acres (surface only).
Bids will be open and awarded January 22 at 6:00 p.m. at the Lehigh City Hall.
10% down will be required at the time the bid is awarded. Submit bids to Lehigh
City Hall in sealed envelope with “Sealed Bid” on the outside of the envelope.
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 14 & 21, 2015. 2t.)
NOTICE OF BID
Sealed Bids will be received by the City of Coalgate for a pasture lease
located in, N2 of N2 of Section 8 1S 10E, Coal County. This property is better
known as the City Wells of Coalgate and contains 90 acres more or less.
Bids will be for 1 year, beginning March 1 and ending last day February, at
with the option to renew for 3 additional years with Public Works Authority board
members approval.
Bids will be for a year at a time beginning March 1st through last day of
February. Pasture rights to graze not more than 15 head of cattle on the
property and lease rental will be paid in advance with approval by the Board
Members of the Coalgate Public Works Authority.
All bids must be In a sealed envelope and must be in the office of the City
Clerk of the City of Coalgate no later than 3 p.m. on Thursday February 19,
2015. Bids will be opened and awarded at the regular meeting of Coalgate
Public Works Authority on Monday February 23, 2015 at 5:30 p.m. immediately
following the regular Council meeting. Bidders will be notified by the results by
mail.
Any herbicides will be applied by a licensed applicator and strictly in
accordance with guidelines. Also, any livestock spray or dust applied will also
be in accordance with manufacturer’s directions.
The property contains a home occupied by a city employee who mans the
city wells. That status will remain as is.
The Coalgate Public Works Authority reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
S) Sherlyn Walker
City Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 14 & 21, 2015, 2t)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
IN AND FOR COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ROBERT E. JOHNSTON, DECEASED.
PB-2015-1
COMBINED
NOTICE TO CREDITORS; NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR SUMMARY
ADMINISTRATION, HEARING ON THE FINAL ACCOUNT, AND THE PETITION
FOR DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE AND
DISHCHARGE
NOTICE IS HEREBY given to all persons interested in the Estate of Robert E.
Johnston, Deceased, that on this 8th day of January, 2015, Anita Katherine Whaley,
whose resident address is Rt. 1 Box 50, Tupelo, OK 74572, filed a Petition for Summary
Administration in the District Court of Coal County, State of Oklahoma, praying that
Letters of Special Administration issue to her. Said Petition further prays that the
heirs at law of said Decedents be determined; that the Final Account be approved,
the property of the Decedents subject to the jurisdiction of this Court be distributed,
and that the Special Administrator/Personal Representative be discharged, and for
other relief as prayed for in said Petition, which Petition you may refer to for further
particulars.
TO ALL CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE NAMED DECEDENTS: All creditors having
claims against Robert E. Johnston, Deceased, are required to present same, with a
description of all security interests and other collateral (if any) held by each creditor
with respect to such claim, to Anita Katherine Whaley, Personal Representative, at
Sandmann Law Office. Claims should be addressed to Johnny Sandmann, attorney
for the Personal Representative, 28 N. Main, Coalgate, OK 74538, on or before the
following presentment date: February 7, 2015 or the same will be forever barred.
The above named Decedent, Robert E. Johnston, Deceased, died testate on the
28th day of October, 2013, On the date of death, the Decedent was domiciled in Coal
County, State of Oklahoma.
The total value of the Estate of the Decedent as set forth in the Petition is unknown
at this time, but far below the summary administration requirement of $200,000.00.
That the names and addresses of the heirs or devises are:
Anita Katherine Whaley
Gary Van Johnston
Johnny
Ben
Johnston
Rt. 1 Box 50
3021 N. Eagle Lane
3322 Clove Circle
Tupelo, OK 74572
Okla. City, OK 73127 Hutchinson,
KS 67502
Steven Alan Johnston
Clint Van Johnston
Paul
Robert
Johnston
9709 N. E. 13th
817 Rock Creek Dr.
C/O Johnny Ben
Johnston
Midwest City, OK 73130 e l c Edmond,
r i C OK e v73034
o l C 2 2 3 3
Hutchinson, KS
Rachell Renee Miller
Stacey R. Praytor Freeman John
David
Burrows
612 Meadow Rock Trl.
106915 S. Kermit Rd.
C/O
Kelsey
Leonard
Edmond, OK 73034 McLoud, OK 74851 3745 Pine Meadow
Dr. Bakersfield, CA 93308
Paul Wayne Burrows Stephen Scott Burrows Kelsey
Cathleen Leonard
403 Ray St. 403 Ray St. 3745 P i n e
Meadow Dr.
Bakersfield, CA 93308 Bakersfield, CA 93308 Bakersfield, CA 93308
The Petitioner has asked that this Court proceed pursuant to 58 O.S. § 245, et seq.
In an Order for Combined Notice entered herin, the Court found that it should
dispense with the regular estate proceedings prescribed by law and order notice to
creditors and issue an order of hearing upon the Petition for Summary Administration,
final accounting and petition for determination of heirs, legatees and devisees and
distribution.
Pursuant to an Order of said Court, notice is hereby given that the day of February
26, 2015, at 9:00 A.M., in the Courtroom of the undersigned Judge, or the Judge to
whom this cause is assigned on said date, in the Coal County Courthouse in the City of
Coalgate, Oklahoma, has been appointed as the time for hearing said petition presented
to the Court on said date. All persons interested may appear at said hearing.
You are hereby advised that you must file objections to the Petition for Summary
Administration and the Final Account and Petition for Determination of heirs,
legatees, and devisees, and distribution prior to the final hearing and send a copy
to the Petitioner’s attorney, Johnny Sandmann, Sandmann Law Office, 28 N. Main,
Coalgate, OK 74538, or you will be deemed to have waived any objections. If you have
no objections, you need not appear at the hearing or make any filings with the Court.
If any objection is filed at least 10 days before the hearing date, on the hearing date
the Court will determine whether summary proceedings are appropriate, and, if so,
whether the Estate will be distributed and to whom the Estate will be distributed.
Dated this 8th day of January, 2015
c/o Preston Harbuck
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
JOHNNY SANDMANN, OBA#32110
SANDMANN LAW OFFFICE
28 N. Main
Coalgate, OK 74538
Phone: (580) 927-2314
Fax: (580) 927-2315
Attorney for Estate
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
WITHIN AND FOR
COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. CV-2015-4
LEO B. LEIGH, Plaintiff, vs. The Heirs, Executors, Administrators,
Devisees, Trustees, and Assigns,
and the unknown Successors of MARY
IDA SHARP deceased, Defendants. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
(All Lands)
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
The heirs, executors, administrators,
devisees, trustees and assigns, and
the unknown successors of Mary Ida
Sharp, deceased.
You the Defendants above named
are hereby notified that you have been
sued by the above named Plaintiff in
the above entitled action in the District
Court of Coal Oklahoma, and that
you must answer the Petition filed by
Plaintiff in said case on or before the
5th day of March, 2015, or said Petition
will be taken as true and judgment
rendered accordingly in favor of
Plaintiff and against Defendants above
named in said action, quieting title to
the following described real property
the State of Oklahoma, to-wit:
Tract 1: An undivided 10 acre
interest in and to all of the oil, gas and
other minerals in, under and produced
from the N/2 of the SE/4 of the SE/4
and the E/2 of the SW/4 of the SE/4
and the NW/4 of the SE/4 of Section
16, Township 1 North, Range 10 East
of the I.M., Coal County, Oklahoma;
Tract 2: An undivided 32-1/2 acre
interest in the oil, gas and other
minerals in, under and produced from
the SE/4 of Section 36, Township
7 North, Range 13 West of the I.M.,
Caddo County, Oklahoma;
Tract 3: An undivided 19.30 acre
interest in the oil, gas and other
minerals in, under and produced from
the W/2 of the NW/4 of Section 6,
Township 6 North, Range 12 West of
the I.M., Caddo County, Oklahoma;
Tract 4: An undivided 35-1/2 acre
interest in and to all of the oil, gas and
other minerals in, under and that may
be produced from the NW/4 and the
W/2 of the NE/4 and the NE/4 of the
NE/4 and the N/2 of the SE/4 of the
NE/4 and the SW/4 of the SE/4 of the
NE/4 of Section 21, Township 2 North,
Range 5 West, Stephens County,
Oklahoma;
Tract 5: An undivided 1/2 interest
in and to all of the oil, gas, coal and
other minerals in, under and produced
from the N/2 of the N/2 of the N/2 of
the SW/4 of the NE/4; also a strip of
land containing 4 acres, beginning at
center of the NE/4; thence West 80
rods, North 8 rods, East 80 rods, and
South 8 rods to place of beginning;
all in Section 25, Township 14 North,
Range 3 West of the I.M., Oklahoma
County, Oklahoma;
Tract 6: An undivided 5 acre interest
in and to all of the oil, gas and other
minerals in, under and produced from
the W/2 of the SW/4 of Section 36,
Township 19 North, Range 9 West,
Kingfisher County, Oklahoma;
Tract 7: An undivided 4 acre interest
in and to all of the oil, gas and other
minerals in, under and produced from
the SW/4 of Section 12, Township
16 North, Range 6 West, Kingfisher
County, Oklahoma;
Tract 8: An undivided 2-1/2 acre
interest in and to all of the oil, gas and
other minerals in, under and produced
from the SE/4 of Section 17, Township
17 North, Range 6 West, Kingfisher
County, Oklahoma;
Tract 9: An undivided 2-1/2 acre
interest in and to all of the oil, gas and
other minerals in, under and produced
from the SW/4, also described as
the N/2 of the SW/4 and SE/4 of the
SW/4 and Lot 1, Section 20, Township
17 North, Range 6 West, Kingfisher
County, Oklahoma;
Tract 10: An undivided 5 acre
interest in and to all of the oil, gas and
other minerals, in, under and produced
from the SE/4 of Section 5, Township
16 North, Range 5 West, Kingfisher
County, Oklahoma;
Tract 11: An undivided 1/5th interest
in and to all of the oil, gas and other
minerals in, under and produced from
the E/2 of the NW/4 and the N/2 of
the NW/4 of the NW/4 of Section 12,
Township 6 North, Range 6 West,
Grady County, Oklahoma;
Tract 12: An undivided 2-1/2 acres
interest in and to all of the oil, gas and
other minerals, in, under and produced
from the SW/4 of the SE/4 of Section
31, Township 4 North, Range 7 West,
Grady County, Oklahoma;
Tract 13: An undivided 1/10th (4
acres, more or less) interest in and to
all of the oil, gas and other minerals in,
under and produced from Lot 4, also
known as the NW/4 of the NW/4 of
Section 1, Township 15 North, Range
3 East of the Indian Meridian, Lincoln
County, Oklahoma;
and
judicially
determining
the heirship of Mary Ida Sharp,
deceased.
WITNESS my hand and seal of this
Court this 13th day of January, 2015.
RACHEL NIX, COURT CLERK
BY: s/ Cheryl Hobgood Deputy
Gregory S. Taylor, Attorney for
Plaintiff
OBA #8863
115 S. Broadway
P.O. Box 1737
Ada, OK 74821
580/332-7717
(Published in The Coalgate Record
Register on January 21, 28, and
February 4, 2015)
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 21, 28 & February 4,
20`5, 3t)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF COAL COUNTY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Christina Brown
Plaintiff,
vs. Bartolo Sartori, et al.,
Defendants.
Case No. CV-2015- 5
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
Bartolo Sartori and Giuseppe Sartori, if living and if they or any of them
be dead, then their unknown successors, heirs, executors, administrators,
devisees, trustees and assigns, immediate and remote of such of them, the said
defendants, as might be dead; and, the known and unknown heirs, executors,
administrators, personal representatives, devisees, creditors, trustees, assigns
and successors, immediate and remote of the following named deceased
persons, to-wit: Antonio Sartoris, also known as Antonio Sartori; and, the
spouses respectively of each the above named defendants.
GREETINGS
You, the above named defendants, and the unknown successors, officers,
trustees and assigns of the above named defendants, are hereby notified
that you have been sued in the District Court of Coal County, Oklahoma, in
case numbered CV-2015-5, styled, Christina Brown vs. Bartolo Sartori, et al.,
Defendants, by plaintiff’s petition filed herein on the 16th day of January, 2015;
that in said petition the Plaintiff alleges that Christina Brown is the owner of the
full, legal and equitable title and is in the peaceable possession of the following
described real property situated in Coal County, Oklahoma, to-wit:
Lots 2 and 3 in Block 68 of the City of Coalgate, Coal County, Oklahoma.
You are further notified that in said petition the plaintiff alleges that you and
each of you are claiming some right, title, interest, lien, estate or equity in and
to the said real property adverse to the said plaintiff, Christina Brown; that such
claims are wholly without right and constitute clouds and defects upon the title
to the said real property and that plaintiff is entitled to have such clouds and
defects canceled and removed herein.
You are further notified that you must answer the petition filed by the said
plaintiff on or before the 11th day of March, 2015, or said petition will be taken as
true and a judgment and decree quieting plaintiff, Christina Brown’s fee simple
title to the above described real property will be entered forever barring you from
asserting any interest in or to the above described real property.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of said
Court on the16th day of January, 2015.
Rachel Nix, Court Clerk
By:_Michelle Lampkin
Deputy Court Clerk
J. FRANK WOLF, III, OBA #11577
Rabon, Wolf & Rabon
402 E. Jackson
P.O. Box 726
Hugo, OK 74743
Phone: (580) 326-6427
Fax: (580) 326-6032
Attorney for Plaintiff
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LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 21, 2015, 1t)
There will be a Title I, Title II, Title V, Title VI, Title VII, Impact Aid, JOM and
Gifted and Talented meeting at Cottonwood School, Thursday, January 29,
2015 at 12:00 noon.
All interested persons are encouraged to attend.
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 14, 21 & 28, 2015, 3t)
CV-2015-3
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, EXECUTORS,
ADMINISTRATORS,
PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVES,
DEVISEES,
TRUSTEES, SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF CARL L. JAMES, a/k/a CARL
LEE JAMES, deceased; and, CHARLES KEITH JAMES and BESSIE PEARL
JAMES, if living, or if they be deceased, their unknown heirs, executors,
administrators, personal representatives, devisees, trustees, successors, and
assigns.
GREETINGS:
YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that ALLEN R. YODER
and MARY YODER, husband and wife, as Plaintiffs have filed their petition in
the District Court of Coal County, State of Oklahoma, being Suit No. CV-20153, to quiet title to the following described real property, to-wit:
W 1/2 of NE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 and SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 and E 1/2
of SE 1/4 of SW 1/4 and SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 of SW 1/4 and S 1/2 of SE 1/4 of
Section 20, Township 1 South, Range 9 East of the Indian Base and Meridian,
Coal County, Oklahoma, containing 125 acres, more or less, as the case may
be,
and to obtain judgment establishing that Plaintiffs are the owners of said
property, all as more particularly set out in Plaintiffs’ Petition.
NOW, THEREFORE, YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED
that you must answer the petition filed herein on or before the 27th day of
FEBRUARY, 2015, or said Petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered
accordingly in favor of Plaintiffs and against you, and establishing that Plaintiffs
are the owners of the property, all as more particularly set out in Plaintiffs’
petition.
GIVEN under my hand and seal this 7th day of January, 2015.
Rachel Nix, Court Clerk
(SEAL)
By: S)Rachel Nix
Shannon Reasor, OBA #15833
Shannon Reasor Law Office, PLLC
P.O. Box 393
Atoka, OK 74525
Phone: (580) 889-3343
Fax: (580) 889-9334
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 7, 14 & 21, 2015, 3t)
DISTRICT COURT
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
DURWIN MANUEL HORTON, et. al.,
Plaintiffs,
Vs.
The known and unknown heirs, beneficiaries administrators, executors,
devisees, trustees, legatees, successors and assigns, immediate and
remote of URA HORTON, deceased, et. al.,
Defendants.
CV-2015-2
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: The known and unknown heirs, beneficiaries,
administrators, executors, devisees, trustees, legatees, successors and assigns,
immediate and remote of URA HORTON, deceased, GREETINGS:
You are hereby notified that on the 5th day of January, 2015, Plaintiffs, Durwin
Manuel Horton, Adrian Uriah Horton, Vicky Janet Horton Standridge, Donita Kay
Barnes and Helen Lucinda McKay, filed suit against you in the District Court of
Coal County, Oklahoma, being Suit No. CV-2015-2 to quiet title to the following
described property in Coal County, Oklahoma, to-wit:
A one-acre tract in the SE/4 SE/4 of Section 16, Township 3 North, Range 9 East,
Coal County, Oklahoma, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a
point 950 feet North and 893 feet West of the Southeast corner of said Section
16; thence North 208.71 feet; thence West 208.71 feet; thence South 208.71
feet; thence East 208.71 feet to the point of beginning,
and to obtain judgment establishing that Plaintiffs are the owners of said
property, all as more particularly set out in Plaintiffs’ petition.
NOW, THEREFORE, you and each of you are further notified that you must
answer the petition filed herein on or before the 19th day of February, 2015, or
said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly in favor of
Plaintiffs and against you, and establishing that Plaintiffs are the owners of the
property, all as more particularly set out in their petition.
Rachel Nix, Court Clerk
S)Cheryl Hobgood
Deputy
Johnny Sandmann, OBA #32110
Attorney Johnny Sandmann, PLLC
28 North Main, Coalgate, OK 74538
580-927-2314 office
LPXLP
580-927-2315 fax
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve Interlocal agreements for 2015 with cities and towns.
COALGATE
RECORD
REGISTER—JANUARY
21,of2015—PAGE
Michael Hensley seconded.
Ward, Hensley,
and Jones
approved: City of Coalgate, City
Lehigh, City of A-7
Centrahoma, City of Tupelo and Town of Phillips.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve designation of requisition and receiving officers for the
Health Department. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Ward made a motion to table the inspection of the jail until after the meeting. Hensley seconded.
Ward, Hensley, and Jones approved.
The six month bids, which covers January 1 through June 30, 2015, were opened and awarded as
follows:
Commissioners’ Proceedings
The Board of County Commissioners of Coal County met for a regular scheduled meeting on
Monday, January 5th, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. in the conference room of the County Commissioners Building.
Michael Hensley called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m.
The first order of business was to appoint Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Member for 2015.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve Brock Jones as Chairman, Michael Hensley as Vice-Chairman,
and himself as Member. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Roll was called by Brock Jones. Those present were: Brock Jones, Chairman, Michael Hensley,
Vice-chairman, Johnny Ward, Member, Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk, and Landi Frazier, Deputy
Clerk.
Johnny Ward gave the invocation.
Guests present were: Vicky Salmon and Warren Bailey.
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the minutes from the previous meeting. Johnny Ward
seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the county officialsʼ December monthly reports for the
offices of the Treasurer, Assessor, County Clerk, Health Department and Sheriff. Michael Hensley
seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the monthly blanket purchase orders. Johnny Ward
seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved the following:
JANUARY
1/1/2015
PO# VENDOR
ACCOUNT AMOUNT
BLANKET PO'S 2385 KOUNTRY STORE
B-8
$2,000.00
2386 OK DEPT OF SAFETY
B-8
$350.00
2387 PEC
B-8
$25.00
2388 RICKS OIL
B-8
$1,500.00
2389 FAMILY DOLLAR
B-8
$400.00
2390 C&C
B-8
$50.00
2391 McNUTT AUTO
B-8
$300.00
2392 CIRCLE N
B-8
$175.00
2393 TUPELO TRAVEL STOP
B-8
$1,000.00
2394 SONNY'S
B-5
$600.00
2395 GUDERIAN FOOD
B-5
$900.00
2396 RICKS OIL
T-2A#1
$3,500.00
2397 C&C
T-2A#1
$1,000.00
2398 KOUNTRY STORE
T-2A#1
$4,500.00
2399 TUPELO TRAVEL STOP
T-2A#1
$4,500.00
2400 FITTSTONE
T-2A#1
$5,000.00
2401 HALLS AUTO
T-2A#1
$500.00
2402 BLESSING GRAVEL
T-2A#1
$5,000.00
2403 PEC
T-2A#1
$125.00
2404 COALGATE FUELS
T-2A#2
$5,500.00
2405 MISTY VALLEY WATER COMPANY
T-2A#2
$100.00
2406 RICKS OIL
T-2A#2
$1,000.00
2407 C&C HARDWARE
T-2A#2
$500.00
2408 RED ROCK PIT
T-2A#2
$1,500.00
2409 C&C HARDWARE
T-2A#3
$700.00
2410 RICKS OIL
T-2A#3
$1,500.00
2411 COALGATE FUELS
T-2A#3
$7,000.00
2412 MILLER MART
T-2A#3
$7,000.00
2413 PEC
T-2A#3
$145.00
2414 BLESSING GRAVEL
T-2A#3
$4,500.00
2415 CLARITA OLNEY WATER DEPT.
T-2A#3
$30.00
2416 DOLESE
T-2A#3
$4,000.00
SONNYS
2417 CLARITA
S-C-2
$700.00
2418 CLARITA OLNEY WATER DEPT.
S-C-2
$20.00
2419 AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
S-C-2
$150.00
2420 COUNTRYSIDE VALUES
S-C-2
$600.00
2421 CHARLES STOVER
S-C-2
$380.00
SONNYS
2422 LEHIGH
S-C-3
$200.00
2423 AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
S-C-3
$250.00
2424 CENTERPOINT
S-C-3
$150.00
SONNYS
2425 TUPELO
S-C-4
$500.00
2426 PEC
S-C-4
$500.00
2427 FAMILY DOLLAR
S-C-4
$50.00
2428 AT&T
#580-845-2272
S-C-4
$35.00
2429
2430
2431
2432
2433
2434
2435
2436
CENTERPOINT ENERGY
DORIS KAHLE
C&C HARDWARE
RICKS OIL
TINA STOWE
C&C
FAMILY DOLLAR
C&C
S-C-4
S-C-4
R-2
R-5
MD-2
MD-2
MD-2
CD-4
$150.00
$625.00
$100.00
$250.00
$350.00
$100.00
$150.00
$100.00
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve transfers of appropriations for the Election Board
General account. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley, and Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the purchase orders for payment. Michael Hensley
seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved the following:
Fiscal Year:
Payments by Fund
Approved
2014-2015
From: 12/31/2014
To: 1/9/2015
Warrant No. Vendor Name
911 COLLECTIONS
30
WINDSTREAM
CBRIF 105
14
Amount
Purpose
$467.51
911 SERVICE
20
DIST 1 CONCRETE
GE CONSUMER FINANCE
$396.52
EMERGENCY
SUPPLIES
JAIL SUPPLIES
OSU SERVICE
OSU SERVICE
JAIL REPAIRS
OSU SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
FAIR BARN SERVICE
ELECTION BRD SERVICE
PUBLICATION
COURTHOUSE SUPPLIES
SOLID WASTE FUEL
SOLID WASTE OIL
SOLID WASTE SUPPLIES
$560.00
TUPELO RFD DUES
CHIPS 3/8 #2
SCREENINGS
CRUSHER RUN 1½
MILL RUN 11/2
Fittstone
Gravel
$
6.25
nb
$
6.75
2-1/2 MILL/CRUSHER RUN
PIT RUN
nb
RIP RAP
$
8.65
$
18.75
3/4 MILL RUN
RIP RAP 12"
RIP RAP 18"
$
14.00
$
RIP RAP 18"
3/4 CRUSHER RUN
GRANITE GRAVEL
$
3/8 to 1/2" WASHED
$
$
16.75
$
8.30
$
7.30
1-1/2 ODOT TYPE A
3.00
$
12.00
nb
5/8 to 2" WASHED
$
nb
5.00
nb
$
9.20
$
18.75
SHOT DOWN ROCK
4X8 GABION
RED ROCK
nb
$
6.75
$
9.65
$
9.30
2-1/2" NON SPEC BASE
2' BALLAST
1-1/2 CLEAN #57
3" SURGE
$
$
3.85
8.80
Johnny Ward made a motion to accept bids from all vendors for gravel based on materials
needed, quality, availability and proximity to the district. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and
Jones approved.
GRAVEL HAULING
HAULING TO TUPELO
(from Fittstone)
Jennings
Marlin Lee
(per ton)
(per ton)
$
(from Red Rock Pit)
8.50
$
7.40
$
HAULING TO COALGATE
(from Fittstone)
$
(from Red Rock Pit)
10.00
HAULING TO OLNEY
(from Fittstone)
$
(from Red Rock Pit)
10.00
(from Fittstone)
$
(from Red Rock Pit)
10.00
10-wheeler
$
6.70
$
7.00
$
7.90
$
8.80
$
7.50
$
7.80
$
8.00
$
$
6.25
$
6.00
$
7.80
$
8.15
8.70
8.90
$
9.10
7.00
130.00 load
$
7.05
$
8.00
$
$
7.45
$
8.50
130.00
130.00
$
7.25
$
8.00
150.00 load
$
8.50
$
9.25
$
$
6.00
$
6.80
$
(from Stringtown)
Bellydump
$
$
(from Stringtown)
HAULING TO LEHIGH
-
$
(from Stringtown)
JB Ranches
6.70
$
(from Stringtown)
150.00
150.00
$
7.25
$
8.50
Michael Hensley made a motion to award the bid to Marlin Lee, as primary, and JB Ranches,
secondary, for gravel hauling based on proximity and availability. Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley,
Ward and Jones approved.
GRADER BLADES
Dub Ross
Yellowhouse
Machinery
(units of 10)
5/8X8X7
3/4X6X7
$
83.30
$
98.26
$
60.85
$
70.61
$
5/8X6X7
74.60
CULVERT PIPE METAL
Dub Ross
Roger Key
15"
$
$
$
7.00
$
10.50
24"
$
13.55
$
14.94
36"
$
21.55
$
22.24
$218.42
$
30"
$45.65
791
CLARITA OLNEY WATER
$12.50
792
COLLINS, TWYLA
$125.00
793
CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
$130.61
DRUG COURT CASH FUND
59
HUMPHREY, JUSTIN
$1,500.00
CONTRACT LABOR
GENERAL BUDGET ACCT.
809
CO GEN FUND FOR US TREAS
810
AT&T
811
HELTON RURAL HEALTH CLINIC
812
PALACE DRUG
$629.14
$129.50
$40.00
$80.32
WITH HOLDING MATCHING
SHERIFF DEPT SERVICE
SHERIFF INMATE MEDICAL
SHERIFF INMATE MEDICINE
CITIZENS
CITIZENS
42"
1411
1412
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
$30.00
$393.36
1413
STUTEVILLE FORD MERCURY
$349.44
1414
1415
1416
1417
1418
1419
1420
1421
ARAMARK
WINDSTREAM
CLARITA OLNEY WATER
OK TAX COMM
OK TAX COMM
ELLIOTT OUTDOOR POWER
TRUCK PARTS OF ADA
VYVE BROADBAND
$53.22
$59.33
$12.50
$25.00
$25.00
$396.35
$184.56
$78.09
DIST 2 SHOP SUPPLIES
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST
2
PARTS
AND
REPAIRS
DIST 2 SHOP SUPPLIES
DIST 3 SERVICE
BLANKET
DIST 3 TAGS
DIST 3 TAGS
DIST 3 SUPPLIES
DIST 3 PARTS
SERVICE
$15,833.33
$15.68
$221.76
$244.39
$170.29
$13.40
$88.25
$350.00
HEALTH DEPT SALARIES
HEALTH DEPT TRAVEL
HEALTH DEPT TRAVEL
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve Resolution #010515-1, Requisition officers for all county
departments for 2015. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley, and Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve Resolution #010515-2, Overtime expenses for Election
Board. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley, and Jones approved.
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve Resolution #010515-3, which reserves the right to
open any unopened section lines within the county. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward, and Jones
approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve Resolution #010515-4, Reimbursement for Election
Board Secretary. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley, Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve Interlocal agreements for 2015 with cities and towns.
Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley, and Jones approved: City of Coalgate, City of Lehigh, City of
12.90
17.95
$
48"
24.90
$
54"
30.00
$
60"
37.52
$
41.65
$
7.68
$
11.45
9.54
$
13.12
$
18.75
$
25.96
$
30.40
$
40.92
$
45.47
Johnny Ward made a motion to award the bid for metal culvert pipe to Dub Ross. Michael
Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
CULVERT PIPE PLASTIC
Dub Ross
HD Supply
12"
$
4.82
$
4.85
15"
$
6.90
$
6.80
18"
$
9.70
$
$
19.50
24"
$
15.80
$
15.95
30"
$
$
28.50
$
36.16
$
46.50
$
72.50
22.85
$
23.00
nb
$
16.00
$
23.28
$
29.00
$
29.22
$
36.75
$
36.98
$
47.50
$
47.71
$
72.25
$
75.35
nb
36"
42"
48"
60"
DIST 1 PARTS
8.60
$
21"
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
MD-1A MD-1C MD-2 HEALTH BUDGET ACCT
109
OK STATE DEPT OF HEALTH
110
GRAHAM, AMBER
111
MAGBY, CARMINIA
112
AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
113
CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
114
C & C HARDWARE
115
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
116
STOWE, TINA
CHIPS 5/8 #3
MANAGEMENT
$68.16
$60.00
$35.00
$19.92
$251.84
$90.00
$65.70
$173.29
$465.64
$147.75
$82.00
$266.25
$145.10
$61.53
$35.50
$138.25
$65.54
Blessing
$
10.20
$
10.40
$
10.55
$
6.45
$
6.75
CHIPS 3/4 #1
21"
790
PERFECTION TRUCKS
GRAVEL
18"
TUPELO RFD FUEL
CLARITA
SENIOR
SERVICE
BLANKET
CLARITA
SENIOR
SERVICE
BLANKET
HIGHWAY
1410
Dolese
Sand & Gravel
12"
$460.00
COUNTY SALES TAX
772
ADA PAPER CO.
773
SOUTHEASTERN ALARM CO.
774
AT&T U-VERSE
775
C & C HARDWARE
776
CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
777
TERMINIX PEST CONTROL
778
CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
779
AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
780
CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
781
CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
782
TERMINIX PEST CONTROL
783
RECORD REGISTER
784
ADA PAPER CO.
785
RICKS OIL COMPANY
786
COALGATE FUELS
787
APEX, INC
OKLA STATE FIREFIGHTERS
788
ASSOCIATION
789
TUPELO TRAVEL STOP LLC
LIST INDIVIDUAL ITEMS
Tishomingo
Pit
Johnny Ward made a motion to award the bid for grader blades to Dub Ross. Michael Hensley
seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
C & C HARDWARE
CD-4
Red Rock
Waterworks
9.60
Roger Key
$
4.83
$
6.82
$
9.70
Johnny Ward made a motion to award the bid for plastic culvert pipe to Dub Ross. Michael
Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Cummins
Cummins
ASPHALT
Coleman
Ada
TYPE B
$
Construction
TYPE A
TYPE C
COLD PATCH
$
63.25
$
69.75
66.20
COL PATCH DELIVERED
PROLINE
Construction
Trucking, etc
Tulsa
Asphalt
*per ODOT
*per ODOT
*per ODOT
$
ASPHALT LAID IN PLACE
Tate
112.00
85.00 ton
120.00 ton
12.00 ton
Johnny Ward made a motion to award the bid for asphalt to Cummins Construction in Coleman,
and the bid for asphalt laid in place to Tate Trucking. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and
Jones approved.
TANK CARS
6'
6.5'
7'
7.5'
8'
8.5'
9'
9.5'
10'
LPXLP
Railroad
Yard
(per foot)
$
189.00
$
215.00
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
199.00
275.00
275.00
275.00
275.00
275.00
275.00
Continued on Page B-2
PAGE A-8—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JANUARY 21, 2015
Coalgate Centenarian Shares Stories
(Taken from The Atoka
County Times)
Bethel Lee has a story
to tell. The 103-year-old,
yes, you saw that right,
has a perpetual smile
and a history of stories to
share.
As a current resident
of Ruth Wilson Hurley
Manor in Coalgate,
Lee contributes her
longevity to strong work
ethic. “I spent my early
life picking cotton and
gathering corn,” reflects
the centenarian.
As one of nine siblings,
Lee said they all had
to pull their weight to
contribute to the family.
Lee visited with Keith
Dobbs recently. Dobbs
is the president and
CEO of the Coalition
of
Advocates
for
Responsible Eldercare,
a non-profit organization
that represents seniors,
frail,
and
disabled
residents
across
Oklahoma.
His visit
to Ruth Wilson Hurley
Manor, in tandem with the
Oklahoma Association of
Health Care Providers
(OAHCP),
was
approximately the 275th
facility he’s toured during
the past 16 months.
KEITH DOBBS, president and CEO of CARE Oklahoma, (right) poses with Ruth
Wilson Hurley manor resident Bethel Lee (Left) during his statewide tour of Oklahoma’s 300+ long term care facilities. Dobbs visits every long term care facility
in Oklahoma each year and makes it a point to visit with residents and staff.
(Courtesy of Atoka County Times)
“It is so rewarding
to meet the residents
and their caregivers,”
stated Dobbs.
“They
have so much to share.
They’ve lived things
that younger generations
take for granted, such
as electricity, cars, and
the invention of the
television.”
Dobbs shared that
there’s a wealth of
information that the
seniors have that we need
to document, including
some of their secret
family recipes. “I don’t
cook much anymore, but
I could make some pretty
good meals in my day,”
she shared.
“In addition to her
stories, what I enjoyed
most about my time with
Bethel was her great
smile and beautiful blue
eyes,” he concluded.
“She’s a sweetheart!”
Emerson Elementary Honor Rolls
Coalgate Emerson Elementary has released its honor
rolls for the 2014-2015 first
semester.
Student’s listed on the Superintendent’s Honor Roll
(making all A’s) include:
1st Grade—Jett Burris,
Kristy Coats, Kaydince Cot-
trell Morgan Davis, Annabelle
Eaves-Hannan, Logan English,
Dennim Lambert, Jocelynne
Lambert, Raelyn Loudermilk, Checotah McCoy, Axle
McNutt, Gage Rice, Kamryn
Wilkinson.
2nd Grade—Mikayla Brown,
Tate Brown, Paige Clemente,
Brandon Clemente, Jayden
Franklin, Derby Gearhart, Aaliayh Henderson, Kolt Hock,
Kale Horton, Ezekiel Marlow,
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Wildcats overpower Antlers by 19 points
—Coalgate boys hoping for more success in Roff Invitational this week
By HERMAN BROWN
Coalgate correspondent
The Coalgate Wildcats
were able to add to the win
total once last week during
a 2-game stretch of varsity
basketball action.
Coalgate took down the
visiting Antlers Bearcats 6243 on Tuesday evening at
Coalgate High School. The
19-point win was followed
by a 69-61 loss Friday to the
visiting Konawa Tigers.
There will be more chances
to put wins on the board this
week.
However, Coach
Lance Weeks’ Wildcats will
have to step up and play solid
basketball in the week-long
Roff Invitational Basketball
Tournament.
Coalgate was set to open
play against the New Lima
Falcons at 5:20 p.m. Monday
in the first round of the
tournament. CHS entered
the week with a record of
4-8.
The Wildcats will face
Konawa or Tupelo in the
second round later in the
week.
The first-round
losers are set to meet at
5:20 p.m. on Thursday in
the consolation semi-finals.
The first-round winners will
play at 5:20 p.m. Friday in
the semi-finals.
As for last week’s play,
Coalgate got off to a nice
start with the 62-43 triumph
over the Antlers Bearcats.
The Wildcats erased an
11-9 first quarter deficit with
a 16-10 surge in the second
quarter. The effort lifted
CHS into a 25-21 halftime
lead.
After the break, Coalgate
outscored the Bearcats 1911 to extend the advantage
to 44-32. The Wildcats then
sealed the deal with an 18-11
surge in the fourth quarter.
The effort locked up the 6243 win for the Wildcats.
Dakota Powell fueled
the victory with a 19-point
scoring
performance.
Brandon Ragland added 12
points to the winning total.
Nate Hardy just missed
double figures with a total
of 9 points. Rob Penney and
Bear Francis followed with
7 points. Cody Franks and
Brandon Courson rounded
out the scoring with 4 points
each.
On Friday, Coalgate was
hoping for another strong
start. However, the highflying Konawa Tigers
erupted for a 27-13 lead
in the first quarter. That
14-point deficit would spell
doom for the Wildcats.
CHS outscored the visitors
16-14 in the second period.
The Wildcats went to the
break down by 12 points at
41-29.
Coalgate dominated the
third quarter by outscoring
Konawa 20-9. The scoring
parade brought the Wildcats
to within a single point at
50-49.
The game was wide
open when the final quarter
began. Coalgate’s hopes of
a continued comeback were
dashed when Konawa won
the period 19-12. The Tigers
used the late push to pull
away to an 8-point win at 6961.
Coalgate scoring was
a very balanced attack.
Dakota Powell and Brandon
Courson scored 12 points
each. Brandon Ragland and
Nate Hardy added 10 points
each. C.J. Bills just missed
double figures with 9 points.
Rob Penney followed with 5
points and Nathaniel Daniel
provided the final 3.
--AT A GLANCE
Jan. 13 @ Coalgate
Coalgate 62, Antlers 43
Antlers- 11 - 10 - 11 - 11 (43)
Coalgate - 9 - 16 - 19 - 18 (62)
Coalgate scoring: Dakota
Powell 19, Brandon Ragland
12, Nate Hardy 9, Rob
Penney 7, Bear Francis 7,
Cody Franks 4 and Brandon
Courson 4.
--Jan. 16 @ Coalgate
Konawa 69, Coalgate 61
Coalgate- 13 - 16 - 20 - 12
- (61)
Konawa - 27 - 14 - 9 - 19 (69)
Coalgate scoring: Dakota
Powell 12, Brandon Courson
12, Brandon Ragland 10,
Nate Hardy 10, C.J. Bills 9, —Photo by Sherry Loudermilk
Rob Penney 5 and Nathaniel COALGATE VS KONAWA — Coalgate junior Dakota Powell #3 makes a shot for the
Wildcats. Powell scored 12 points in the Konawa game and 19 points against the Antlers
Daniel 3.
--Coalgate (4-8)
Schedule and results
Dec. 2 @ Dickson, won 5853
Dec. 4 vs. Rattan, lost 69-38
Dec. 9 vs. Tishomingo, lost
57-44
--First National Bank Classic
Dec. 11-13 @ SE Expo
Center
Whitesboro 47, Coalgate 45
Coalgate 68, Pittsburg 41
Coalgate 34, Caddo 28
--Dec. 16 @ Atoka, lost 96-56
--Jan. 6 @ Silo, lost 63-28
--Kingston Invitational
Jan. 8 - Vs. Atoka, lost 8643
Jan. 10 - Vs. Silo, lost 65-53
--Jan. 13 - vs. Antlers, won 6243
Jan. 16 – vs. Konawa, lost
69-61
--Upcoming games
Roff STAR Tournament
Jan. 19-24
---
Jan. 27 – vs. Stonewall
Jan. 30 – vs. Rock Creek
Feb. 3 - @ Tushka
Feb. 10 – vs. Atoka
Feb. 13 - @ Antlers
Feb. 17 - vs. Savanna
Feb. 20-21 - DISTRICTS
Feb. 26-28 – REGIONALS
—Photo by Sherry Loudermilk
COALGATE VS KONAWA — Senior Brandon Courson #24 goes in for a shot for the
Wildcats. Courson added 12 points to the scoreboard in the Konawa game and 12
points in the Antlers game.
PAGE B-2—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JANUARY 21, 2015
Bill Cummings Coal County
US Marshal
By Robert “Tot” Calvert
Over 200 miles to ride,
one way, as I was told. Practically 100 years of history,
beginning in the teens, it
was reported that there were
horses stolen from Coal
County.
Bill Cummings,
the young US Marshal, was
notified. Bill and his fellow officers soon got on the
trail and began looking for
clues. The trail led them out
of Coal County, across hills
and streams into Arkansas.
One of the stolen horses was
pulling a buggy. This soon
caught the young marshal’s
eye because he would see a
blunt mark near the buggy
trail. He spoke up and said,
“Well, boys, when we get to
the end of the trail we will
find that the thief that is driving the buggy has a wooden
leg.”
The officers would stop
for time to time in a settlement and ask if anyone had
seen anybody with a certain
description of horses. Sure
enough they had, and this
helped in the trailing. Bill
was riding his black pacer,
Prince. His comrades had to
be riding a fast pace to keep
up. This was for a reason to
not let the trail get cold.
On the second day, they
were well over into Arkansas. Bill was calling the shots
and went over the plains
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when they caught up with
the lawbreakers. After riding two days and part of one
night, they rode into Hope,
Arkansas. The officers soon
located the stolen remuda.
They kept hidden until the
thieves came to untie the
horses from the picket line.
Bill displayed his poker face
and told the lawbreakers
they were under arrest.
I am sure the pace was
slower coming back to
Coalgate. The miles were
taking its toll on the horses.
Bill gave the orders that he
and the other officers would
sleep in shifts coming back
to Coalgate.
After talking to Hugh
Graham, Sr., twenty years
ago, he remembered part of
that historical ride and told
me that the marshal and his
fellow officers were gone
over a week.
Young Bill Cummings
from Lehigh, Oklahoma,
first city marshal, to US
Marshal, to deputy sheriff.
He was elected as sheriff
in 1928. After two terms,
he retired. His wife, Eddie
Calvert Cummings, and one
child moved to his ranch
near Roundhill and spent
the next few years where
they would farm and raise
Hereford cattle.
Bill told me several stories while he was an officer
of Coal County. He was
appointed US Marshal by
the President of the United
States and this could have
been Woodrow Wilson.
When I visit Uncle Bill’s
grave and see the star on
his tombstone, I think of
the other two: the one that
shined on him and the other
officers while they were on
that long ride and the other
one that his cows carried
on their hip as a brand for
years.
The area where the Atoka
Lake is now was free range
for years.
Commissioners’ Proceedings
Continued from Page A-7
Johnny Ward made a motion to award the bid for tank cars to The Railroad Yard, as the only and
best bid. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
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ERGON
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Johnny Ward made a motion to award the bid for emulsions to Ergon, as lowest and best bid.
Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
ROAD OIL
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MC 70
MC 250
MC 800
MC 3000
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$
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Johnny Ward made a motion to award the bid for road oil to Sorco, as the only bid. Michael
Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
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$
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Michael Hensley made a motion to award the bid for fencing material to Wyricks, as the only bid.
Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved.
Old Business:
None.
New Business:
Johnny Ward asked if Clerk Loudermilk had heard anything about the countyʼs 2 year audit. He
said he heard it was online and wanted to know if Clerk Loudermilk had seen it or heard anything from the
auditors. Clerk Loudermilk said she was not aware that it was online but that she will look and see, but
she has not heard anything from the auditors.
Brock Jones said he had calls over the holidays from citizens regarding EMS not being able to
find their homes. Hensley asked Jones if he had spoken with Berney Blue on this subject. Jones said he
has not spoken with Berney. Ward and Hensley both agreed to have Berney contacted regarding this
issue.
After New Business was discussed the board members walked across the street to inspect the
jail. The only noted deficiencies were: chipped paint on the walls and floors, and the window on the
maximum security cell was cracked and needing replaced.
Michael Hensley made a motion to adjourn at 10:17 a.m. Johnny Ward seconded the motion.
Hensley, Ward and Jones approved.
______________________________
_____________________________
Brock Jones, Chairman
Michael Hensley Vice-chairman
_____________________________
______________________________
Johnny Ward, Member
Attest: Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk
LPXLP
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Tigers suffer back-to-back losses
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--Playoffs
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District Tournament
--Dec. 9 @ Stuart, lost 65-25
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Coach Weller saw only Vs. Roff, lost 65-25
a hint of good in the
performance.
“I was pleased with the
offense for one quarter,”
he said. “Our defense and
rebounding was solid till half. I was very disappointing
in our effort and effort to
execute in the second half. It
was a very poor display on
all our part. We are better
than this.”
On
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Coal County Sheriff’s Report
Attempted Arson
A Tupelo man accused of
setting a bale of hay on fire on
New Year’s Eve was charged
January 6 with felony attempted
arson in the third degree.
Investigator Jarel Bailey
said he was dispatched at
approximately 11:00 p.m. New
Year’s Eve to a residence on
Old Owl Road where a man
reported he witnessed Robert
Henry Blanchard, 40, set a bale
of his hay on fire. The man said
he was inside his house when
he saw headlights pull into
his driveway and recognized
the pickup as belonging to
Blanchard.
He said Blanchard exited
the pickup and set the hay on
fire. When he exited his house,
Blanchard got in the pickup
and drove away at a high rate
of speed. The one bale of hay
that was burning was among a
stack of several hundred bales,
Bailey said. The man was able
to extinguish the fire.
Bailey, Undersheriff Bobby
Hatton and deputy Jeff
Wortman drove to Blanchard’s
residence, but Blanchard would
not answer the door. When
Hatton called Blanchard on his
cell phone, he agreed to let the
officers in.
During
questioning,
Blanchard said he had been
to church that evening, but
nowhere else. When Bailey
told him they had witnesses
to attest to his setting the hay
on fire, Blanchard stated that if
his pickup was at the victim’s
residence, he wasn’t the one
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driving it. He stated that a
juvenile sometimes drives the
pickup, but when the officers
told him they would go question
the juvenile, Blanchard said the
boy had not been in the truck.
He then became “very evasive”
in his answers, Bailey said, and
would not speak further.
Hatton obtained a written
statement from the victim
confirming that Blanchard did
set the fire. Blanchard was told
a warrant would be sought for
his arrest.
Blanchard was arrested
January 7 and made his initial
court appearance on January
12. He pleaded not guilty to the
charge and is scheduled for a
January 22 preliminary hearing
conference. He was released
from custody on $10,000 bond.
Attempted arson in the third
degree is punishable by a fine up
to $10,000 and/or imprisonment
up to 15 years.
Assault with a dangerous
weapon
Kellen Seth Heck, 32, was
charged January 6 with felony
assault with a dangerous
weapon.
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story.
The deputies went to Heck’s
residence, but he refused to
open the locked door. The
door was forcefully breached,
but Heck was behind another
door and also refused to open
it. That door was forcefully
breached, and Heck was taken
into custody.
He has pleaded not guilty to
the charge and was released on
a personal recognizance bond
with orders not to have contact
with the victim’s family other
than his (Heck’s) wife. He is
scheduled for a preliminary
hearing conference on January
22.
Assault and battery on police
officers and EMT; malicious
injury to property
Edgar Arnold Buchanan, 28,
Coalgate, was charged January
8 with four counts of felony
battery/assault and battery on
police officer, assault and/or
battery on emergency medical
technician, and misdemeanor
malicious injury to property.
Coalgate Chief of Police
Kenny
Pebworth
and
Undersheriff Bobby Hatton
responded to a domestic
disturbance at Buchanan’s
residence the morning of
January 6. Buchanan was
arrested and transported to the
Coal County jail.
A probable cause affidavit
filed by Undersheriff Bobby
Hatton states that upon arrival
at the jail, Buchanan became
agitated, uncooperative and
combative. He is charged with
assaulting deputy Nic Davis,
Chief
Hatton states in his affidavit
that when Buchanan complained
that he couldn’t breathe, EMS
was called to the jail to check
his wellbeing. Then, while
waiting on EMS, Buchanan
began banging his head on the
floor, which caused abrasions
to his forehead area. EMS
advised that Buchanan should
be taken to the hospital.
Upon arrival at the hospital
and Buchanan was being
unloaded from the ambulance,
he managed to unbuckle one
of the straps restraining him to
the cot. He swung his arms,
causing the strap buckle to
strike EMT Audrey Gage on
the nose.
Buchanan was treated,
released and returned to jail
where he was placed in the
drunk tank. Since he was
still unruly, uncooperative,
and combative, the decision
was made to transport him to
Pontotoc County for his safety
as well as the safety of the other
inmates.
He had threatened to cause
“all kinds of trouble” while he
was in jail, Hatton said. He
managed to slip his restraints
and used them to bust the glass
out of the drunk tank door. For
that action, he was charged
with misdemeanor malicious
injury to property.
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Wortman, who was riding in
the back seat, attempted to
control Buchanan from behind,
Buchanan attempted to bite
him on his left forearm. Hatton
pushed Buchanan’s head up and
away from Wortman’s arm.
Buchanan was brought under
control by hobbling his legs and
was transported to the Pontotoc
County Justice Center without
further incident.
During his initial court
appearance on January 8
without an attorney, the Court
entered a plea of not guilty on
his behalf. He has requested
a court-appointed attorney and
is scheduled for a preliminary
hearing conference on January
22. He is being held on
$100,000 bond.
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2015 to file for a refund of the 2014 assessment.
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SOER, have until March 31, 2015 to file
for a refund of the 2014 fee.
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call 1-800-664-1301, ext. 235, or write to
500 NE 4th St., Suite 100, Oklahoma City,
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2015.
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City of Lehigh, Oklahoma
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Council members of the City of Lehigh that for the
purpose of electing Council members from Wards 3 and 4 and Mayor at large:
1. A general election shall be held on Tuesday, April 7, 2015 from 7:00
A.M. to 7:00 P.M. at the Lehigh City Hall, Lehigh, Oklahoma.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that each candidate for the City Office be a
qualified elector of the city and that each candidate for the office of councilman
from a ward shall
be an actual resident of the ward from which he is a candidate.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk cause a notice to be
published in the Coalgate Record Register setting forth the fact that the office
of the County Election Board shall open from 8:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M. on each
week day beginning on Monday, February 2, 2015 thru Wednesday February
4, 2015 for filing a sworn statement of his/her qualification and candidacy from
Wards 3 and 4 and Mayor at large. The notice shall also state the qualification
one must posses to hold the office of councilman and Mayor in the City of
Lehigh. All offices will be for a four-year term.
THE FOREGOING notice shall be run in the January 21, 2015 and January
28, 2015 editions of the Coalgate Record Register and proof of the publication
shall be requested.
BE IT RESOLVED, that the election on the above candidates for councilmen
and Mayor shall be opened to all qualified voters in the City of Lehigh and
shall be at the regular polling place at Lehigh City Hall. The election shall be
held between the hours of 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. and these questions shall be
decided by a majority of those persons voting therein.
ADOPTED this the 15th day of January 2015 by the Lehigh City Council.
ATTEST;
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S)Earnest Cottrell
Mayor
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JANUARY 21, 2015—PAGE B-5
Lady Tigers jump into Roff tournament
—Tupelo girls split two games in most recent action
Nov. 11 vs. Calvin, lost 53- Jan. 6 vs. Allen, lost 52-29
Roff 47, Tupelo 41
AT A GLANCE
Tupelo - 13 - 10 - 14 - 4 - 50
Jan. 9 @ Coleman, lost 55Jan. 13 vs. Earlsboro
Nov.
14
@
Asher,
lost
50-30
(41)
53 OT
Tupelo 35, Earlsboro 18
Nov.
18
vs.
Vanoss,
lost
49-- The Tupelo Lady Tigers Tupelo - 8 - 7 - 5 - 15 - (35) Roff - 8 - 10 - 13 - 16 - (47)
48
Jan. 13 vs. Earlsboro, won
are competing this week Earlsboro - 3 - 4 - 6 - 5 Nov.
21
vs.
Stonewall,
lost
Tupelo scoring – Brittany
35-18
in the Roff Invitational (18)
51-49
Sanders
19,
Phylisha
Jan. 16 @ Roff, lost 47-41
Basketball Tournament.
----Coach Shawn Reeves’ THS Tupelo scoring - Brittany Chamberlain 14, Hailey Ellis
Pontotoc
Conference
5,
Keara
Bourland
2,
Hayley
Remaining schedule
girls were scheduled to open Sanders 23, Hailey Ellis
Dec.
1-6
@
Stonewall
Roff Tournament
the week-long event on 4, Phylisha Chamberlain Reeves 1.
Vs.
Asher,
lost
34-32
Roff
scoring
Crawford
Jan. 19-24 @ Roff
Tuesday evening. Tupelo 2, Keara Bourland 2, Lana
Vs.
Calvin,
won
49-33
Varnum vs. Tupelo
was paired up with the Nelson 2, Kaitlin Watson 2. 11, Hood 11, A. Crawford 9,
Vs.
Vanoss,
lost
47-38
Scott
9,
Cornell
5,
Bowerman
6:40 p.m. Tuesday
Varnum Lady Whippets in a Earlsboro scoring ----6:40 p.m. contest.
Elizabeth Lena 6, Phensha 2.
Dec.
9
@
Stuart,
lost
66-34
--Feb. 3 vs. Wapanucka
The Lady Tigers will play Washburn 4, Eszter Simon
Dec.
12
@
Milburn,
won
Feb. 9 @ Victory Life
again in a second-round 4, Shawna McFarland 2, Lady Tigers’ results (6-10)
forfeit
Nov.
4
@
Stringtown,
won
Feb. 10 vs. Kiowa
game on Thursday or Friday, Kiarah Barkus 2.
Dec.
16
vs.
Sasakwa,
won
50-21
--depending on whether --54-52
Nov.
7
@
Wanette,
won
59Playoffs
they win the opener. The Jan. 16 @ Roff
--21
District Tournament
opponent for the second
round will be either Coalgate
or Roff. The consolation
semifinals game will be
at 6:40 p.m. Thursday. If
Tupelo wins Tuesday, they
will move into the winners
bracket semi-finals at 6:40
p.m. on Friday.
Tupelo enters the week
with a record of 6 wins and
10 losses. The Lady Tigers
split their most recent high
I would like to thank everyone for voting in the last election. I am very proud to serve
school basketball games.
the people of Coalgate School District. In February, will be another School Board
Tupelo scored a solid 35Election, and I will be running for that seat again. The election in November was to fill
18 victory over the visiting
Earlsboro Lady Wildcats
the vacancy left by the resignation of a school board member, whose term will end in
on Tuesday, January13, at
February. I NEED YOUR HELP IN THIS ELECTION ALSO.
Tupelo high School.
Your votes were very important to me in the last election and are very important for
The Lady Tigers led 8-3
me in this election. I have only been able to attend 2 school board meetings since
after a quarter and 15-7
at the half.
Earlsboro
being elected and have learned a lot. Coalgate School District and the teachers and
outscored the home team
staff are good people who want to help build Coalgate School System to be the best
6-5 in the third period to
in the state. But it takes teamwork, not only from the people working at the school but
pull to within seven points
also the parents and grandparents who have children in the school district as well.
at 20-13. However, Tupelo
outscored the Lady Wildcats
I was born in Coalgate in 1957, at the old hospital down on North Main that is now
15-5 down the stretch to
the Big Five Community Building, and raised in Coalgate. My parents are the late
secure the 17-point victory
Thomas (Tom) Barnett and Gay “McInnis” Barnett. My husband, Don Standberry,
at 35-18.
and I have together, 5 children and 13 grandchildren. Two of our children, Angela
Brittany Sanders had
an outstanding offensive
Lytle and Chad Trentham, graduated from Coalgate High School, just as I did. I atperformance for the Lady
tended Coalgate Schools, and graduated in 1975.
Tigers. Sanders knocked
The accomplishments in my life, besides being a mother and grandmother, are
down five treys on the way
graduating in 1983 from East Central University with a Bachelor Degree in Nursing,
to a 23-point outing. She
was the only player to land
working as an RN for 25 years before going back to school and getting my Masters in
in double figures in scoring.
Physician Assistant studies from the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, North
On Friday, the THS Lady
Dakota. I am employed by the Family Health Center of Southern Oklahoma working
Tigers jumped away to a
in Coalgate to take care of hometown people.
strong start against the very
talented Roff Lady Tigers.
I think the biggest challenge for Coalgate school district is finances. This is just
However, the opponent
not happening in Coalgate school system but in all school systems across this state.
rallied in the fourth quarter
With all the budget cuts, balancing sports and academics is a big challenge. There
to steal away a 47-41 victory
has to be a common ground we all can stand on. The school board needs to come
over THS.
Tupelo led 13-8 in the first
together as one unit to pull for our school system and make decisions and move in
quarter, 23-18 at the half and
unity.
37-31 at the end of the third
We all have concerns and each one is very important. I want to hear your concerns.
stanza. Roff then got hot
Some have already contacted me with concerns. With our working as a team nothing
when it really counted. The
RHS girls outscored Tupelo
is impossible. I had a very intelligent instructor tell me in school, “Come to me with
16-4 down the stretch.
your concerns, and we can work on the answer together.” I have also had people call
The 12-point swing erased
me asking, “What is your agenda?” My only agenda is the children of this community
Tupelo’s lead and earned
and doing what is best for them. They will be future leaders of your community, state,
Roff a 6-point win at 47-41.
Tupelo looked to Brittany
and nation. Together, we can work to instill good study and work ethics. My dream
Sanders and Phylisha
is for each and every student to work as a team to be history makers. Let us work
Chamberlain to fuel the
together to be the examples they need.
unsuccessful upset bid.
I encourage everyone to come to the school board meetings to listen and learn what
Sanders drilled five treys
and finished with a teamis going on in the school system. I believe an informed parent or grandparent is a
best 19 points. Chamberlain
person who can make good decisions about their children’s educational experience.
generated 14 points before
Don’t let other people who may know just part of a situation make your decisions for
fouling out of the game.
you. Your voice and ideas are important.
Coach Reeves provided
his thoughts on the contest.
Go to the polls and vote on February 10, 2015. Voting is a privilege. My husband
“It was a very physical
went to war to fight for your right to vote. It is your right as an American. You are part
game and I’m very proud of
of this community. Don’t just be complacent with the way things are.
the way the girls battled to
the end,” he said.
VOTE! THAT IS YOUR VOICE.
Tupelo used a zone defense
while Roff played the more
aggressive man with lots of
pressure applied on THS.
Even so, Tupelo shot only
four free throws while Roff
was awarded 20 charity
shots. The veteran coach
(Paid for by Tommie Stanberry)
thought it was strange.
“But we still had a chance
to win the game,” he said.
--By HERMAN BROWN
Tupelo correspondent
VOTE
FEBRUARY 10, 2015
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
VOTE TOMMIE BARNETT STANBERRY
FOR COALGATE SCHOOL BOARD
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Friday, at 100 North Creek,
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Lady Wildcats
sharing offensive load
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JANUARY 21, 2015—PAGE B-7
—Coalgate girls begin to develop
additional scoring options
By HERMAN BROWN
Coalgate correspondent
The
Coalgate
Lady
Wildcats continue to improve
in offensive production as the
season moves along. While it
has been a gradual process, the
recent games reflect positive
progress.
“We are getting better
offensively,” said Coach
Scott Roe. “I can see the girls
improving in this area. But
what I really like is the fact that
we are getting more balanced
in our scoring. We are seeing
different players scoring for
us. You can’t have just one
player do all the scoring. We
are sharing that and it will
give us more chances to be
consistent in team scoring.”
Last Tuesday, Coalgate
hosted the Antlers Lady
Bearcats in basketball action
at Coalgate High School. The
Lady Wildcats fell behind
10-5 in the first quarter and
trailed 24-17 at the half.
Antlers came out in the third
quarter and built up a 37-24
cushion. The Lady Bearcats
then sealed the victory by
outscoring the home team 1510 in the fourth quarter. The
effort snagged a 52-34 win for
Antlers.
In the loss, Coalgate had
seven different girls generate
points. Taylor Hall erupted
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If your caller ID shows area code 876, beware. The caller may tell
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You’re a grandparent, and you get a phone call or an e-mail from
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While this scam is commonly called the grandparent scam, criminals
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member.
for 14 points. The doubledigit showing was a career
high for Hall. She is a good
example of a more balanced
scoring list.
Other scoring for CHS
included Karley Shores with
6 points and Jessie Sexton
and Mallorie Humphreys
with 4 points each. Three
others scored 2 points each,
including Shaylyn Coslow,
Racheal Pebworth and Kaitlin
Shockey.
“We played pretty well that
game,” said Coach Roe. “We
just came up short in the scoring
department. Our free throw
shooting cost us. We were not
able to take advantage of the
(free throw) opportunities.”
On Friday, Coalgate was
back at home for another
contest. The Konawa Lady
Tigers invaded the gym and
scratched out a 59-43 victory.
The two teams were locked
in a tight battle for the first
three quarters. Konawa led
15-13 after a quarter, 30-25 at
the half and 43-36 after three
quarters. It was the fourth
quarter when the game finally
got away from Coalgate. The
Lady Wildcats were outscored
16-7 down the stretch, which
left them on the short end of a
59-43 final score.
Shaylyn Coslow scored a
team-best 13 points in a losing
cause. Taylor Hall followed
closely with 9 points. The
balanced scoring attack also
included Jessie Sexton and
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PAGE B-8—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JANUARY 21, 2015
Lady Wildcats
sharing offensive load
—Coalgate girls begin to develop
additional scoring options
Continued from Page B-7
—Photo by Sherry Loudermilk
COALATE VS KONAWA — Sophomore Shaylyn Coslow
#22 scored a team-best 13 points against the Konawa
Lady Tigers. She scored 2 points in the Antlers game.
Dec. 4 vs Rattan, lost 64-33
Dec. 9 vs. Tishomingo, lost
50-14
--McAlester Expo Classic
Tournament
Dec. 11-13 @ SE Expo
Center
Caddo 55, Coalgate 18
Whitesboro 55, Coalgate 31
--Dec. 16 - @ Atoka, lost 50-37
---
--Jan. 13 – vs. Antlers, lost 5234
Jan. 16 – vs Konawa, lost 5943
--STAR Invitational
Jan. 19-24
---
Jan. 27 – vs Stonewall
Jan. 30 – vs Rock Creek
Feb. 3 - @ Tushka
Feb. 10 – vs Atoka
Feb. 13 - @ Antlers
Feb. 17 – vs Savanna
Feb. 20-21 - DISTRICTS
Feb. 26-28 - REGIONALS
Karley Shores with 8 points
each, Kaitlin Shockey with 4
and Racheal Pebworth with 2.
“We played real well at
times,” said Coach Roe said.
“We are starting to see that
scoring throughout the lineup.
We definitely played a lot
better as a group.”
The search for win No. 1
continued this week in the
tournament at Roff. However,
the first round game does not
appear to be a great place to January 6 @ Silo, lost 61-30
make it happen. Coalgate is ---
thrown into a meeting with the Kingston Invitational
Jan. 8 – Kingston, lost 48-21
hosting Roff Lady Tigers.
“It is going to be pretty Jan. 9 – Silo, lost 39-32 tough to get a win in this one,”
admits Coach Roe. “But we
just need to go as hard as
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drop into a 6:40 p.m. game on
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of the first round will play each
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Position Vacancy
Position
Vacancy
--Adult Coordinator
Adult CoordinatorSeminole State College
AT A GLANCE
Atoka Campus
PRIMARY FUNCTION: This position is
Jan. 13 @ Coalgate
Atoka Campus has released the names of
responsible for the active promotion, coordination
AntlersPRIMARY
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and scheduling of adult training programs. The
FUNCTION: This
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in vocational education administration/
minimum of three (3)years experience in vocational education
instruction, technical management and/or
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President’s
Honor
administration/instruction, technical management and/or
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Coalgate
scoring:
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combination of these experiences. Applicants
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primarily be evenings and some weekends.
work schedule is required.
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Travel and flexible work schedule is required.
--DEADLINE FOR APPLYING: January 26, 2015
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DEADLINE FOR APPLYING: January 26, 2015
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grade
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SALARY: Based on KTC Salary Schedule.
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A complete application, transcripts, educational certifi
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Coalgate
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employment experience, verifiable references
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and other appropriate information must be sent
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Coalgate scoring: Shaylyn
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section at www.ktc.edu
by contacting
at www.ktc.edu or by contacting jwarren@ktc.
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jwarren@ktc.edu
(888) 567-6807.
and Racheal
Pebworth
2.
edu (888) 567-6807.
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basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age,
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information(listed
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to: Compliance Coordinator, PO Box 548, Wilburton, Coalgate:
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—Photo by Sherry Loudermilk
COALGATE VS KONAWA — Freshman Taylor Hall #30
scored 9 points against the Konawa Lady Tigers and had
a career-high 14 points against Antlers.
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