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CLASSIFIEDS The Elk City News SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2026 * 7 Published in the Elk City News STONE, Deceased. persons interested in the Estate requests that Letters of Admin- the Petition will be heard, in PELS on October 24, 2026 Case No. PB-2026-67 of Leroy Touchston, Deceased, istration with Wills Annexed the District Courtroom of ‘the 302 N. Main Street and the Estate of Dorothy Jean be issued to him as Personal Courthouse located at 104 S. Elk City, Oklahoma 73644 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AMENDED NOTICE OF Touchstone, Deceased, that on Representative of the Estates, 3rd Street in the City of Sayre, Telephone: 580-339-5200 BECKHAM COUNTY HEARING ON PETITION FOR the 13'h day of October, 2026, to serve without bond, and for Beckham County, Oklahoma, boyd@christensenlawgroup STATE OF OKLAHOMA JOINT PROBATE OF WILLS, Leroy Keith Touchstone filed a judicial determination of the when and where all persons in- com ISSUANCE OF LETTERS a Petition for Joint Probate of heirs, devisees, and legatees terested may appear and con- ATTORNEYS FOR PETITION- IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- OF ADMINISTRATION WITH Wills, Issuance of Letters of of Decedents test the same. ER TATE OF WILLS ANNEXED, AND Administration with Wills An- Pursuant to an Order of this Dated this _ day of October, LPXLP LEROY TOUCHSTONE, De- DETERMINATION OF HEIRS. nexed, and Determination of Court, notice is given that the 2026. ceased, and DEVISEES. AND LEGATEES Heirs, Devisees, and Legatees, 4th day of November, 2026 at Boyd A. Mouse (OBA #35031) DOROTHY JEAN TOUCH- Notice is hereby given to all pursuant to which Petitioner 9:00 a.m. is the day and time CHRISTENSEN LAW GROUP, Oklahoma Department of Securities Launches FraudSense with Free Training in Elk City ELK CITY, Okla. Oct. 19, learn about current fraud trends, brings in voices from across like a conversation with a trust- enforcement, financial profes- 2026 - The Oklahoma Depart- red flags, and simple steps to stay the fraud-fighting community, ed neighbor, not a lecture) said sionals and those serving clients ment of Securities (ODS) will protected, including S.C.A.M., including law enforcement, fi- Tara Hardin, outreach coordina- victimized by fraud. It will cov- launch FraudSense, a new state- a four-step reminder to Stop, nancial professionals, consumer tor for ODS. “Oklahomans can er successful intervention, joint wide fraud prevention program, Check, Ask, and Make a report advocates, aging and victim-ser- learn to recognize a scam when strategies, and when to involve with a free public event Nov. 10 when something feels off. vice experts, and cybersecurity they see one and feel confident Adult Protective Services (APS). at Western Technology Center in Monthly classes are held at professionals. Each guest offers a about what to do next.” Six hours of CLEET credit are Elk City, participating locations across different perspective, along with ‘The launch event includes two available for the entire day. FraudSense is an InvestEd pro- the state or online for those additional resources and insight sessions. The morning session, For class locations, topics, vir- gram from ODS that offers prac- who prefer to join from home. listeners can put to use right from 9 a.m, to noon, is open to tual access and podcast episodes, tical free education on the scams Through monthly classes and a No registration is necessary. away. the public. The afternoon ses- visit InvestEdOK.org/Fraud- affecting Oklahomans today. companion podcast, participants ‘The twice-monthly podcast “We want FraudSense to feel sion, from 1 to 4 p.m,, is for law Sense CITY Congratulations to Parker Felts on qualifying for the State Cross Country meet next week. Mrs. Hickey, Mrs. Fransen, Mrs. Turley, and Ms. Rhoads cele- brated the end of the first weeks with a fun-filled fall day! A HUGE thank you to State Farm ~ Daniel Garbarino, Barber Dys- on Ford, Lipscomb Chevy/GMC, and Thru Tubing Solutions for generously providing supplies and so much more. 45 years of straight su rior ratings. Every student and director who has been part of the Elk City High School Band over the past 45 years has contrib- uted to the incredible legacy and tradition. ECHS Band had another year of straight superior ratings at regional marching contest. We are proud of all of these students and their directors. They don't cal it the Pride of Western Okla. for nothing. Congratulations to all students and directors. We hope each of you have a great geacon! We hope First National Bank & Trust of Ek Ci you have “Together We Grow” Elk City Nursing Home OILFIELD HINTON,OK. SERVICES ELK CITY, K, agreat Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lendet 301 N. Garrett, Elk City 580-225-2811 580.243.0466 year! ELK CITY: 2714 W. 3rd St. 580-225-2580 htps/mnbecbank SAYRE: 711 NE Highway 66 » 580-928-2580 Good Luck Area Teams! We want to wish you a great season! Goo 1120 W 3rd St. 1210 S. 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