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June 7, 2023 The Beckham County Record - '7 LEGAL One Hundred Years Ago) hose Chin 2st Otis, the young son of Robert L. Ward, had quite a bit of oil field. Soy Mak Soe soso Fe per ease trouble with one of his ears and was taken to the hospital where Earnest Hanni of three miles north of Doxey, died because padepiy te | ERA a piece of glass was removed. About ten years earlier, when he _ of being hit with a baseball during a game at Berlin. When hit, Hidden Valley Ranch Seasoning Mix was very small, Otis got a glass bead stuck in his ear at school, Hanni was at bat; spectators say he dodged the ball, but it struck which was crushed while being removed. The ear troubled him him on the temple knocking him to the ground. His brother Published on June'7,2023, in the Published on June 7,2023, in the ever since. picked him up and he soon regained consciousness and returned ckhiam County Record Beckham County Record James C. Hart brought in John Ramsey's first load of new to the game for another inning. He became ill and grew worse ISTRJCT COURT OF wheat for Carter. Carter Mill & Elevator purchased the crop until he lost consciousness. Dr. Tisdal removed a blood dot BECKHAM COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF STATE OF OKLAHOMA BECKHAM COUNTY and paid 82 cents ($15.28 in today’s values) a bushel. Mr. Da- from the brain, but he never awakened and died shortly after. STATE OF OKLAHOMA vis from the grain elevator solicited the businessmen and soon Elk City Hospital was enlarged and remodeled. A new op- Ys FSB, AS TRUSTEE OF QUERCUS In the Matter of the Estate of Shirley collected a nice premium of $21 ($369), which was presented to erating room, anesthesia room, kitchen, dining room, bedroom MORTGAGE Jean antrobus, Deceased Ramsey. The wheat made an excellent test of 63 pounds. Major and hall were built on the south while the front part was used INVESTMI Case No, PB-2023-25 R. Sparks harvested the 10,000 acres of wheat on the Harriss exclusively for patient rooms. The hospital was equipped with a IF ANY, OFBUDDY S. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION farms. While heavy rains damaged the crop, the prospects were gas and ether machine for administering anesthetics. UDDY S, HANEY A/K/A that it would yield from 17 to 20 bushels to the acre. Five bind- Although the First Baptist Church invited all the city organi- ers sang for the harvest, three drawn by tractor and two with zations to attend their special musical program, it was surprised mules. when the Ku Klux Klan showed up! They filed in one at a time, Nineteen-year-old Ray Spangler was riding home from Ca- passing up one aisle and down the other and exited another door. DOE, nute on his horse when rain made him quicken his pace. He ‘The leader placed a letter addressed to the pastor on the table as OCCUPANT; UNITED STATES OF stopped at Frank Mall's yard where the horse slipped and fell; he passed. Not a word was spoken, and they left as they came- AMERICA to all persons interested in the Est EX RELINTERNAL REVENUE, of Shirley Jean Antrobus, deceased, Spangler’s head hit the hard clay causing a concussion. The boy -their first public appearance in Elk City! The letter expressed SERVICE; that Richard ano, on behalf of lived three days after the accident. One of his neck vertebrae their appreciation of the church’s work and declared they were HOMA EX REL thy ard McGonagle Tiz- was dislodged, which the undertaker discovered while embalm- ready to assist in promoting the cause of White Supremacy and zano & Lind, PS, produced and filed an instrument in writing purporting ing his body. the practice of Christian Principles, among other things. to be the Last Will and Testament of Judson Corn completed a large concrete swimming pool on Albert Hall’s mule team ran away coming down Broadway. Defendant(s) Shirley Jean Antrobus, deceased; that South Adams Ave. It featured a graduated bottom from one to When they got to the Library, they straddled the telephone pole, ‘Case No. CJ-2022-94 he filed a Petition praying for the pro- Judge JillC, Weedon of said Last Will and fourteen feet deep and heated water. Corn expected to cover the which broke the coupling pole of the wagon. Once loose, the pool, which was about 100 ft. square; Ek City would then have a critters ran down the street while the five hogs in the wagon year-round natatorium. went their own merry way. The two men in the wagon escaped Heavy rains up Red River caused a sudden rise in waters in unhurt. The mules were caught. No word on the hogs. Beckham County. The heaviest flood waters in years carried Luanne R. Eisler authored this article, which was taken from of the away three large wagon bridges north of Erick and Carter. The items published in The Carter Express, The Elk City Press and . deceased; and Petition wil be heard in the Rock Island bridge west of Sayre nearly went out. Since all the ‘The Elk City News-Democrat; these newspapers can be found on el State of of Beckham County at oil field traffic south of Sayre came across this railroad bridge, microfilm at the Elk City Carnegie Library. Heritage Quest and Oklahoma ex rei Oklahoma Tax Com- mission; LYNV Funding, LLC, the damage considerably hampered development in the county www.dollartimes.com provided supplementary information. and their unknown successors and assigns, that the hearing on the above Motion to Confinn Sale is set on the 21 da Share Stories With Us! they have, why the fer of said Petition should not be GALGROUPLLP. granted, NE 63rd St. Oklahoma City, OK 73 105-643 1 WITNESS MY HAND this (405) 848-1819 day of + 2023. LOGSLEGALGROUPLLP /S/ Michelle Roper JUDGI oper TCOURT Send your story or idea to [email protected] 770 NE 63rd St. Oklahoma City, OK 73 105-643 1 /S/ Myrena R. Jones (405) 848-1819 Myrenda R. Jones, OBA #33901 for Plaintiff MRJ LAW, PLLC 8 5105 SW I2Ist Ct Oklahoma 73173 mrjlawoke.com ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER INTHE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN AND FOR BECKHAM COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA JUVENILE DIVISION IN THE MATTER OF Low Cost AN ALLEGED DEPRIVED CHILD Vaccine Clinic INED BY THE LAWS OF T OKLAHOMA APPLICATION FOR N PUBLICATION COMES NOW, The Petitioner, the State of Oklahoma by and through Gina Web , and moves the Court to order notice by publication to: Juan Alonso Alvarez-Munzo, father of the above-named child, for the follow- A hearing has been set fo hear the allegations of the Petition to Terminate filed in the above Hosted By: Haven Animal Rescue and Transport of Oklahoma Juan Alonso ‘Alvarez-Munzo,C. Lago de Texcoco, Sat, June 17th, 2023 from 9am - 1pm. 319 Fraccionamento, Santa Amelia, Durango.Dgo, Mexico 43205. ANG! LAC. MARSEE DISTRI TTORNEY IS! Gina Webb Assistant District Attoney This clinic is for all of western and southwestern Oklahoma. ORDER FOR NOTICE BY PUBLI- This vaccine clinic will be held in Elk City, Oklahoma at the Elk City Animal CATION Shelter. Now on this 23nd day of May, 2022, there came on for hearing the Applica- Located at 1022 S Main St, Elk City, OK 73644. tion of the Petitioner We will be set up inside and you will need to enter the front door and will come out thru the south side. First come first serve no appointment until supplies run ther of the above-named child out. If your pet is not other animal friendly please come inside fill out paperwork for the hearing on Petition to terminate Which is set for and let us know so we can help you. Payments we can receive are cash, payment the 21st day of July, 2023, IVIS THI by QR codes or card. NO CHECKS JUDGED AND DECREE! COURT that the Notice ofsaid Prices are as follow: hearing shall be given to Juan Alonso Alvarez-Munzo, the father of said Rabies $10.00 child, by publication in the Beckham County Record, a weekly Dhpp (dogs yearly vaccine) $12.00 newspaper published i Okla- Bordetella (dogs only) $15.00 hhoma, by publishing said Notice at least twenty-five (25) days FVRCP (cat yearly vaccine) $12.00 prior to said hearing. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED BY Microchip (includes registration) $15.00 ‘THE COURT that the Publication of the Summons be funded Flea and tick meds for dogs (topical) $15.00 from the Court Fund. Flea and tick meds for cats (topical) $15.00 /S/ Michelle Kirby Roper Dewormer $5.00 Associate District Judge

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