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Ghostly 2020 spells demise
for OKC costume retailer
Halloween Warehouse has weathered the coronavirus storm but will likely be haunted, as many businesses will, by
ghosts of 2020. COURTESY PHOTO/HALLOWEEN WAREHOUSE
BY STEVE METZER
The Journal Record
Halloween will come and it will pass in this frightful
2020, and “if the stars align” businesses devoted to it
and to other special days and seasons of the year will
make it through to 2021 and beyond.
For one costume shop in Oklahoma City, however,
a small business with a history that can be traced back
through four generations, the arrival of COVID-19
in March was like a death knell. Costume FunHouse
evolved from a business first established on Main
Street back when the street was a mere four blocks
long, according to owner Dean Johnson. It survived
the Great Depression, boom times and busts in
Oklahoma, wars and countless ups and downs typical
for seasonal businesses.
But not COVID-19.
If times were normal, Johnson would have looked
forward to this month and would have been especially
busy this week working to get kids costumed and their
parents ready to celebrate Halloween. Instead, he
said he’s been looking to sell off the remaining stock
of Costume FunHouse, which he made the difficult
decision to close several months ago.
The business, which moved several times in its
history, opened as Hazel’s Costumes in 1929. Its
owner was Johnson’s great-grandmother, whose name
was Blanche Forbes but who went by Hazel because
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Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission
receives grant The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
Centennial Commission has received a $1 million grant
from Bank of America in support of its planned history
Part of the network
of her hazel eyes. She ran it through the 1970s, finally
retiring at age 78. The business was then picked up
by her daughter, Betty, who ran it through 1998. The
’90s were tough, Johnson said, after trade policies
were adopted that ended in a mass shift of costume
and other novelty production to China. Despite that,
he bought the family business in June of that year and
kept it going through June 1 of this year at 4917 NW
23rd.
Costume FunHouse didn’t depend solely on
Halloween. Over the years, Johnson said its employees
turned out costumes for mascots like for the Oklahoma
City Blazers hockey team and local radio station
KATT. They also made bunny costumes for people
to wear at Easter and Santa costumes for Christmas.
Johnson performed magic shows for birthday parties
and other occasions.
But Halloween was important.
After the business closed following the pandemic’s
arrival in March, and especially after Easter came
and went with no parties booked or bunny costumes
rented, Johnson said he came to realize that Costume
FunHouse was in trouble. As more time passed with
no business, it looked more and more doubtful that it
would last into the fall.
“I knew that I couldn’t make it to Halloween,” he
said.
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A security guard stands at the entrance to the University
of Oklahoma Mobile ER in March. A Seattle company
places the cost of COVID-19 in Oklahoma at about $124
per case. AP PHOTO/SUE OGROCKI
Finding the
cost of a single
COVID-19 case
BY JANICE FRANCIS-SMITH
The Journal Record
OKLAHOMA CITY – Each case of COVID-19 has a
cost, which differs from state to state according to the
rate of uninsured and other factors – and Oklahoma’s
costs are around the middle of the pack at $124 per
COVID-19 case, according to a recent report.
Quote Wizard by Lending Tree, a Seattle-based
company that provides online tools to help consumers
compare insurance quotes, compiled the report. The
company gathered information from the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention regarding claims paid
to health care providers for testing and treatment of
COVID-19 cases, and then compared those statistics
to the number of cases reported for the state.
The figures used in the Quote Wizard report are
based on claims paid to health care providers out of
money made available through federal COVID-19 relief
programs – not the actual cost of treating a COVID-19
patient. The average charge per COVID-19 patient
requiring a hospital stay may be as much as $73,000
for someone with no health insurance, or for a patient
treated by an out-of-network provider, according to
FAIR Health, an independent nonprofit that collects
data for and manages a database of privately billed
health insurance claims and some Medicare claims
data.
As of Oct. 14, nearly $7 million in treatment claims
and more than $7.46 million in testing claims had been
paid to about 380 health care facilities in Oklahoma to
address 115,877 cases of COVID-19 reported. Based on
those figures, Quote Wizard came up with an average
cost of $142 per case in Oklahoma, ranking Oklahoma
23rd in the nation for costs per COVID-19 case. The
average cost nationwide per case is $142, according to
the report.
CDC data shows Integris Southwest in Oklahoma
City was paid more than $773,000 in claims for
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Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission receives grant
BY JOURNAL RECORD STAFF
TULSA – The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
Centennial Commission has received a
$1 million grant from Bank of America
in support of its planned history center
Greenwood Rising.
The center is being developed to
tell the story of the original “Black
Wall Street” and chronicles the worst
domestic terrorist event in our nation’s
history.
This grant is connected to the
bank’s $1 billion, four-year initiative
to advance racial equality, health care
and economic opportunity in minority
communities.
Greenwood Rising is being built to
commemorate the 100th anniversary
of the race massacre. Local Projects, a
New York City firm that helped create
the 9/11 Memorial Museum, serves as
principal designer and curator for the
project, working in conjunction with
local author and historian Hannibal
B. Johnson, who serves as lead local
curator.
Under construction in Tulsa’s His-
toric Greenwood District, the museum-
grade exhibition facility will be a focal
point for embracing the past, sparking
meaningful and sustainable economic
progress, and facilitating racial recon-
ciliation in Tulsa and beyond.
“This incredible gift from Bank of
America, the largest investment to
date from a national corporate donor
headquartered outside Oklahoma, will
support the Centennial Commission’s
mission-critical efforts in education,
economic empowerment, and commu-
nity engagement,” said state Sen. Kevin
Matthews, founder and chairman of
the Centennial Commission. “We are
grateful for the role Bank of America is
playing to help tackle these challenging
Continued jobless claims decline for 18th week
BY JOURNAL RECORD STAFF
OKLAHOMA CITY – Initial and con-
tinued unemployment insurance benefit
claims, and the four-week moving aver-
age for continued claims declined for the
18th consecutive week, the Oklahoma
Employment Security Commission re-
ported on Thursday.
“It’s encouraging to see Oklahoma
unemployment claims continue to de-
cline,” said OESC Executive Director
Shelley Zumwalt. “We’re continuing to
make changes and work to eliminate
barriers to Oklahomans seeking unem-
ployment benefits. In fact, just last week,
we worked with our debit card partner,
Conduent, to help eliminate fees associ-
ated with the unemployment debit card.”
OESC has collaborated with Con-
duent to eliminate fees associated with
the debit card program that claimants
use to access their benefits. Effective
Thursday, Conduent will remove the
automated customer service balance in-
quiry fee for OESC debit card recipients.
“I am pleased to see this change from
Conduent, which will help our claimants
who continue to need help accessing
their unemployment benefits,” Zumwalt
said. “I’m grateful for the leadership from
A memorial to Tulsa’s Black Wall Street sits outside the Greenwood Cultural Center on the
outskirts of downtown Tulsa. AP FILE PHOTO/SUE OGROCKI
issues and their generosity.”
In addition to Greenwood Rising,
the Centennial Commission is com-
mitted to inspiring and instilling hope
for the future; sharing the truths of
our past; creating an environment that
fosters sustainable entrepreneurship
and heritage tourism; planning and
implementing educational experi-
ences and insight through workshops,
conferences, and symposia throughout
Oklahoma and the nation; and catalyz-
ing citizens to be the change they want
to see in the community.
“This important new center will
serve as an economic anchor in Tulsa,
and has already begun shining a spot-
light on the important, untold history
of a thriving Greenwood District and
Sens. Leewright, Hall and Boren during
the Senate interim study where they
asked the right questions of Conduent’s
representatives. Their goal, like mine, is
to protect Oklahomans and get them the
help they need in these difficult times.”
Cardholders had been offered five
free calls to automated customer service
each month to check their balance with
a fee of 25 cents applied per inquiry after
the five free calls. Moving forward, this
fee will be waived for all OESC claimants
and no fee will be applied for customer
service, live or automated, through the
duration of Conduent’s service agree-
ment with OESC.
“We have a unique partnership with
OESC to deliver unemployment insur-
ance disbursements through a prepaid
payment card or Direct Deposit to
Oklahoma Unemployment Insurance
recipients,” said Paul Gates, general
manager at Conduent. “In consideration
of these unprecedented times, coupled
with the historic rise in unemployment,
the waiving of this fee allows Conduent
to represent not only our commitment to
our OESC partner but to the many Okla-
homans who depend on the program.”
This month Oklahoma lawmakers
horrific tragedy in a way that will cre-
ate understanding and offer inspiration
and hope for future generations,” said
Bill Lissau, Tulsa market president,
Bank of America. “Similar to our
national investment in the Smithson-
ian initiative, this partnership dem-
onstrates Bank of America’s ongoing
commitment to create dialogue that
will bring about healing and unity as
we work together to advance racial
equality and economic opportunity far
beyond our city limits.”
A portion of the Bank of America
funding will be applied toward the con-
struction of Greenwood Rising History
Center, and the remainder will fund:
• Educational programming: curric-
ulum expansion to include the history
A help-wanted sign is displayed at a car
wash. AP FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL CONROY
and other officials criticized Conduent
at an interim study taking issue with how
the company has distributed payments
during the pandemic.
The critiques included holds put on
claims, benefit cards being delivered
with no funds and charging clients 25
cents for calls after they had exhausted
their five monthly free calls to check
balances.
The company also was criticized for
not cooperating with state officials who
had requested information regarding
why some claims had holds on them
of Black Americans and the race mas-
sacre, teacher workshops and school
field trips to Greenwood Rising.
• Entrepreneurial programming:
creation of mentorship programs for
future Black entrepreneurs and Black
business owners.
• Community commemoration
events: programs to help heal the ef-
fects of historical trauma through
dialogue and community engagement
opportunities.
The bank also announced $250
million in capital to community de-
velopment financial institutions and
minority depository institutions that
have small business designation status
– offering financial assistance to low-
and moderate-income and minority
communities by funding loans through
the Paycheck Protection Program.
In September, Bank of America an-
nounced an industry-first issuance of
a $2 billion Equality Progress Sustain-
ability Bond designed to advance racial
equality, economic opportunity and
environmental sustainability.
“Bank of America has shown itself
to be a great corporate citizen through-
out the country,” said Phil Armstrong,
project director for the Centennial
Commission. “Its investment in Tulsa’s
Historic Greenwood District and what
this community represents today – part
of our nation’s push for racial equity
and social justice – could hardly be
timelier. Often, moving forward re-
quires taking a long look back,”
The Centennial Commission, state-
created body formed in 2015, seeks to
educate all citizens about Tulsa’s His-
toric Greenwood District, the storied
“Black Wall Street,” including the mas-
sacre and its impact on Oklahoma and
the nation.
despite the state already approving them.
For the week ending Oct. 24, the
advance number of initial claims, unad-
justed, totaled 4,591, a decrease of 686
from the previous week’s revised level of
5,277.
Initial claims’ four-week moving aver-
age was 5,295, a decrease of 167 from the
previous week’s revised average of 5,462.
The advance unadjusted number of
continued claims totaled 59,007, a de-
crease of 14,314 from the previous week’s
revised level of 73,321.
Continued claims’ four-week moving
average was 75,709, a decrease of 9,727
from the previous week’s revised average
of 85,436.
Nationally, the advance figure for sea-
sonally adjusted initial claims during the
same period was 751,000, a decrease of
40,000 from the previous week’s revised
level, the U.S. Department of Labor
reports. The four-week moving average
was 787,750, a decrease of 24,500 from
the previous week. For the week ending
Oct. 17, DOL reports the advance sea-
sonally adjusted insured unemployment
rate was 5.3%, a decrease of 0.5 percent-
age points from the previous week’s
revised rate.
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Exxon, Chevron to cut US jobs as oil industry struggles

BY CATHY BUSSEWITZ
Associated Press
NEW YORK – Exxon Mobil is slash-
ing 1,900 jobs from its U.S. workforce,
and Chevron plans to cut a quarter of
the employees at its recently acquired
Noble Energy as the pandemic saps
demand for fuel.
Exxon said Thursday the reductions
will be both voluntary and involuntary
and will largely come from its manage-
ment offices in Houston. The Irving,
Texas oil giant had about 75,000 em-
ployees worldwide at the end of 2019.
The oil industry was already strug-
gling before the pandemic struck, with
a weakened global economy decreas-
ing demand for energy and producers
flooding the market with cheap fuel.
Then prices fell well below what pro-
ducers need to break even. A barrel of
the U.S. benchmark crude was selling
for about $35 Thursday, and most
producers need at least $50 a barrel
to make ends meet. As the pandemic
gripped the U.S. economy and demand
for fuel plummeted, Exxon announced
in March that it would cut expenses by
30%.
“It’s difficult to overstate the dev-
astating impact of the pandemic on
businesses big and small, in every
community and country around the
world,” Exxon CEO Darren Woods
said in a recent email to employees.
“The impact has been especially severe
on our industry as energy consump-
tion contracted when economies shut
down.”
In a meeting with employees last
week, Woods said the company is
exceeding the spending reductions it
announced in March, deferring more
than $10 billion in capital expenses
and cutting 15% of cash operating
expenses. The company recently an-
nounced it would cut about 1,600 jobs
in Europe and it began a voluntary
staff reduction program in Australia.
It also is evaluating potential job cuts
in Canada. Exxon said Wednesday it
would pay a cash dividend of 87 cents
per share in the fourth quarter, keeping
the payment level flat.
Exxon is not the only oil producer
reeling from plummeting demand and The logo for ExxonMobil appears above a trading post on the floor of the New York Stock
prices. Chevron confirmed Thursday Exchange. AP FILE PHOTO/RICHARD DREW
it would slash jobs at Noble Energy,
which it recently acquired, by 25%.
Noble had 2,282 employees at the end reduced its 2020 capital spending plan producers racked up unsustainable lev-
of 2019, according to its annual report. by 20%, or about $4 billion, in March. els of debt to find and extract oil from
Noble Energy began in 1932 as The energy industry has been the ground using unconventional drill-
Samedan Oil Corp., an explorer of shrinking since the pandemic struck. ing techniques. As those debt payments
crude oil and natural gas, founded by The oil, gas and chemical industries came due, more than 200 oil and gas
Lloyd Noble in Ardmore, Oklahoma. laid off 107,000 workers between producers filed for bankruptcy protec-
Chevron, which has about 44,000 March and August, according to a re- tion in the past five years, including 17
employees worldwide, is working to re- cent study by Deloitte Insights. filing who filed for bankruptcy protec-
duce its headcount by 10% to 15%. The The industry’s troubles began well tion in this year’s third quarter, accord-
San Ramon, California-based company before the pandemic, when many shale ing to law firm Haynes and Boone.

Bank7 posts $4.4 million in net income for third quarter

BY JOURNAL RECORD STAFF
OKLAHOMA CITY – Bank7 Corp. on
Thursday reported net income for the
third quarter of $4.4 million, or 48 cents
per share.
“We are pleased with our third-quar-
ter results,” said Thomas L. Travis, presi-
dent and CEO. “Clearly, the pandemic
and election dynamics continue to cre-
ate extreme uncertainty and that is why
we continue to increase our loan loss
reserves. With that being said, we have
a high degree of confidence in our asset
quality, and we know our strong PPE will
carry us through the few potential issues
we might encounter.”
The Oklahoma City-based parent of
Bank7 reported pre-tax, pre-provision
earnings for the third quarter of 2019
of $7.4 million, excluding a one-time,
non-cash executive stock transaction
expense.
Interest income on loans, including
loan fee income, for the third quarter to-
taled $12.8 million, an increase of 4.91%
from a year earlier.
Total assets for the third quarter
totaled $973.4 million, an increase of
17.72%. Total loans of $869.4 million
were up 30.40% from the third quarter
of 2019. Total deposits of $863.7 million
were up 14.02%.
Both the bank’s and the company’s
capital levels continue to be significantly A woman walks into a Bank7 branch in Oklahoma City. JOURNAL RECORD FILE PHOTO
above the minimum levels required to
be designated as “well-capitalized” for
regulatory purposes. At Sept. 30, the the company’s Tier 1 leverage ratio was the first nine months of 2020 or $14.5 ropolitan area and Kansas.
Tier 1 leverage ratio was 10.72%, Tier 0.72%, Tier 1 risk based capital ratio was million, up from $3.7 million for the first Interest income on loans, including
1 risk-based capital ratio was 12.85% 12.84% and total risk-based capital ratio nine months of 2019. loan fee income, for first nine months
and total risk-based capital ratio was was 14.09%. Bank7 has nine locations in Okla- of the year totaled $39.3 million, an in-
14.10% for the bank. At Sept. 30, 2020 Bank7 Corp. reported net income for homa, the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas met- crease of 9.38% from a year earlier.
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Vintage truck transformed
into mobile bar business
Nicole Savage, owner of Bubbles and Brews OKC.
COURTESY PHOTO/BUBBLES AND BREWS OKC
OKLAHOMA CITY – Bubbles
and Brews OKC, a vintage
mobile prosecco and craft
beer bar, has opened and
plans to serve the entire state.
The tiny Italian three-
wheeled truck with a cab is
now available to work public,
private and corporate special
occasions, with seven taps
that can pour prosecco, craft
beer and batch cocktails. Its
mini size makes the vintage
Piaggio mobile bar adaptable
to all kinds of spaces, from
offices to warehouses,
rooftops, breweries, backyards
and parks.
“Prosecco and cocktail
mobile bars are very popular
in England, and the trend is
now also growing in the U.S.,”
said Nicole Savage, owner
of Bubbles and Brews OKC. “I
am thrilled to be the first to
bring something so unique to
Oklahoma. Our go-anywhere
ability means we are small
enough to drive through a set
of double-doors, so the party
will always come to you.”
Savage researched the idea
of the mobile bar years ago, but
wasn’t fully sure how to execute
her dream until recently. The
business’s flexibility has helped
her navigate the difficulties
of launching in the midst of a
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BROKEN ARROW
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Manufacturing
training facility
opens
Tulsa Tech and the Broken
Arrow Chamber have opened
the newly remodeled manu-
facturing wing at the Broken
Arrow Campus.
The area was part of the
original Broken Arrow Campus
built in 1983 and is now an due to COVID-19, the illness tors to expand its distribution
18,000-square foot facility open caused by the virus. channel into markets seek-
to train the next generation of The Health Department on ing these source-control face
manufacturing employees. Thursday reported 120,193 masks.
“The newly renovated class- total virus cases since the pan- The AVF’s semi-rigid shield
rooms and labs for these pro- demic began in March and 20 holds a cloth cartridge in the
grams are critical to our mission more deaths from Wednesday, correct position between the
of educating people for success for a total of 1,306 dead due to wearer’s nose and mouth and
in the workplace,” Steve Tiger, COVID-19, the illness caused by the soft, synthetic seal forms
Tulsa Tech superintendent and the virus. an airtight barrier between
CEO, said. “Once completed, a OSDH has reported 45 ad- wearer’s face and the shield.
world-class advanced manufac- ditional deaths in the last three The basic kit ships with an elas-
turing facility will create a hub days. tic headband. Different-colored
for training, ensuring quality The true number of cases cloths are available.
employees for industry part- in Oklahoma is likely higher The AVF mask, its compo-
ners throughout the region.” because many people have not nents and cartridges are manu-
The facility offers both high been tested, and studies sug- factured in FDA-inspected
school and adult students gest people can be infected facilities. All components are
the opportunity to train for and not feel sick. washed in a sink with dish
multiple disciplines within the –Associated Press soap. All components are recy-
manufacturing industry. clable. Every starter kit includes
–Staff report a carrying case.
OKLAHOMA CITY –Staff report
2 American
OKLAHOMA CITY
2 Virus cases rise Biomedical offers OKLAHOMA CITY
by 1,041; state vent-free face mask 2 Anheuser-
still in red zone American Biomedical Group Busch provides
has begun selling the American hand sanitizer for
Oklahoma remains in the red Vent Free face mask.
zone for coronavirus cases and The face mask is based upon voting sites   
the number of reported cases the guidelines established by To help ensure the safety of
was up by 1,041 on Thursday. the U.S. Food and Drug Admin- voters and polling site workers
A report from the White istration’s Emergency Use Au- throughout the election pro-
Bubbles and Brews OKC’s Italian
House Coronavirus Task Force, thorization for source-control cess, Anheuser-Busch produced
three-wheeled truck with a cab.
released Wednesday by the face masks. The AVF is 100% and donated more than 61,000
COURTESY PHOTO/ BUBBLES AND Oklahoma State Department of Made in the USA. ounces of hand sanitizer to
BREWS OKC Health, said community spread “This is an important day polling locations across Okla-
of the disease is increasing in for us because we can begin homa for the general election.
the state. to get America back to work,” The donation is part of a
pandemic. The report continued to en- James K. Burgess III, the Okla- broader program in collabora-
“It certainly wasn’t courage masks be worn, social homa City-based company’s tion with the National Asso-
something I had planned, distancing, frequent washing president. “We knew after our ciation of State Election Direc-
but I was already all-in when of hands and that residents Kickin’ COVID-19 event we tors, the National Association of
COVID-19 hit,” said Savage. “As avoid crowds, especially private needed to release this mask Secretaries of State and the Cy-
challenging as it has been, I am gatherings. to our distributors immedi- bersecurity and Infrastructure
embracing the adaptable nature “We are finding that as the ately. This is a great mask. It is Security Agency, where the
of my business. Now more weather cools, friends and comfortable, reusable, easy to brewer is donating more than
than ever, people are trying families are moving social gath- maintain and cost-effective. We 8 million ounces of hand sani-
to find creative ways to stay erings indoors, significantly,” are selling through authorized tizer to election offices across
connected while staying apart. according to the report. distributors.” the country.
At a Bubbles and Brews event, In the most recent weekly American Biomedical Group “COVID-19 has brought
you can take the fun outside report, for the week that ended has been evaluating these many challenges to our state,
and socially distance. With the Oct. 22, the Health Department source-control face masks with and we have had many part-
holidays coming up, I think this said there were 8,647 newly re- a small group of medical pro- ners step up to help us as we
is the perfect way to celebrate ported cases, a 20.2% increase fessionals to meet anticipated fight to keep Oklahomans safe
any occasion.” from the previous week, and 78 market demand. The company during this global pandemic,”
–Staff report more deaths, a 34.5% increase, has been authorizing distribu- said Dr. Lance Frye, interim
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Oklahoma commissioner of
health. “Their donation of hand
sanitizer for polling locations
across Oklahoma will give vot-
ers the confidence they need to
come out and feel safe casting
their vote this November.”
Over the summer, Anheuser-
Busch leveraged its production
capabilities to produce hand
sanitizer at its Baldwinsville,
New York, and Los Angeles
breweries. This week, the
brewer leveraged its own distri-
bution operations in Oklahoma
to deliver the sanitizer lo-
cally to support polling loca-
tions and election offices.    $26.4M for rural
“With today’s donation,
we’re proud to do our part to
protect the health and safety of
voters and polling site workers,”
Jason Hall, senior director of
Anheuser-Busch Sales of Okla-
homa said. “Anheuser-Busch
Sales of Oklahoma has been a
long-standing partner to the
state for more than 30 years. We
are proud to continue support-
ing local Oklahoma communi-
ties and providing critical mate-
rials to keep everyone safe.”
Anheuser-Busch first be-
gan producing and distribut-
ing hand sanitizer earlier this
year to help accommodate the
growing need for critical re-
sources among its employees,
partners and communities in
the face of the COVID-19 pan-
demic. –Staff report
STILLWATER
3 Jolliff appointed to
OSU advisory board
Dan Jolliff, owner of U.S.
Roaster Corp. and Roasters
Exchange in Oklahoma City,
has been appointed to the
16-member Oklahoma State
University Robert M. Kerr Food
and Agricultural Products Cen-
ter advisory board.
A native of Wilson, Jolliff
developed an attraction for the
coffee service business as he
watched his
father work for
Nestle Coffee
Co. In 1979,
while attend-
ing South-
eastern State
College in
Durant, Jolliff
Dan started Coffee
Jolliff Professionals,
a service and
supply company for southern
and central Oklahoma.
In 1994, Jolliff started Conti-
nental Brokers and Consultants,
while still owning and operat-
ing Coffee Professionals. Then,
in 1998, he sold Coffee Profes-
sionals and started Roasters Ex-
change, as well as U.S. Roaster
Corp. in 2004.
U.S. Roaster Corp and Roast-
ers Exchange, business divi-
sions of Continental Brokers
and Consultants, specialize in
restoring and refurbishing used
equipment.
FAPC’s relationship with Jol-
liff sparked in 2009 when his
company began manufacturing
a flagship roaster, the Revela-
tion. This roaster is the world’s
first industrial roaster to meet
air emission standards of South-
ern California.
Jolliff will join the other advi-
sory board members during the
next biannual meeting Dec. 3.
–Staff report
CHECOTAH
4 USDA provides
broadband
The U.S. Department of Ag-
riculture is providing is invest-
ing $26.4 million to provide
broadband service in unserved
and underserved rural areas in
Oklahoma.
The investment is part of the
$550 million Congress allocated
to the second round of the Re-
Connect Program.
Cross Cable Television LLC
will use a $15.8 million ReCon-
nect grant to deploy a fiber-to-
the-premises network to con-
nect 2,815 people, 125 farms,
nine businesses, one education-
al facility and a fire department
to high-speed broadband in-
ternet in Haskell and Muskogee
counties.
Pine Telephone Company
Inc. will use a $6.9 million Re-
Connect grant to deploy a fiber-
to-the-premises network to
connect 2,099 people, 82 farms,
30 businesses, two fire stations,
a post office and a public school
to high-speed broadband inter-
net in Atoka County.
Medicine Park Telephone Co.
will use a $3.7 million ReCon-
nect loan to deploy a fiber-to-
the-premises network to con-
nect 1,082 people, 21 farms and
16 businesses to high-speed
broadband internet in Coman-
che County. –Staff report
TAHLEQUAH
5 Cherokee Nation
receives rapid
test kits
Cherokee Nation received
6,000 rapid test kits from the
Indian Health Service to enhance
how the tribe tests for COVID-19
within its school system and
among its most vulnerable
citizens.
With the new testing system,
positive and negative test results
can be obtained in as little as 15
minutes.
“With positive COVID-19
cases still on the rise here in the
Cherokee Nation, this rapid test-
ing capability will make a big
difference in our efforts to help
prevent the spread of COVID-19
in our communities,” said Chero-
kee Nation Chief of Staff Todd
Enlow. “The tests can quickly and
easily identify if someone has
the virus, which will help prevent
David Casey, with the Tulsa County Election Board, sets up makeshift voting booths at Oneok Field on
Wednesday in Tulsa. MIKE SIMONS/TULSA WORLD VIA AP
Early voting begins across state amid record turnout
OKLAHOMA CITY – Early in-
person voting began Thursday
across Oklahoma for an
election that has already seen
record turnout throughout
the U.S.
Polls also will be open from
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at most of
the 77 county election board
offices on Friday, and from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. In
Tulsa, early voting was taking
place at the minor league
baseball stadium, Oneok Field,
to accommodate more voters
and allow for better social
distancing as the coronavirus
continues to surge in
Oklahoma and beyond.
Besides president,
Oklahoma voters will cast
ballots for a U.S. Senate
race, five U.S. House seats,
corporation commissioner and
two state questions, along
with legislative and county
seats and appellate judges.
Even before early in-person
voting began, more than
234,000 Oklahomans already
outbreaks, especially among our
elderly and disabled citizens as
well as in our school system.”
Indian Health Service received
300,000 Abbott BinaxNOW
diagnostic tests from the U.S.
Department of Health and Hu-
man Services to support CO-
VID-19 testing in rural and tribal
communities.
Cherokee Nation plans to
distribute the tests throughout
the tribe’s 14 county reserva-
tion, including within the tribe’s
health centers and for Sequoyah
Schools testing.
The rapid tests were imple-
mented in Sequoyah Schools as
part of the tribe’s plan to safely
allow students to participate
in limited, in-person classroom
instruction.
The tests use nasal swabs
to test for the presence of CO-
VID-19. The test is simple to use,
inexpensive, and can be easily
administered by medical person-
nel or trained operators in certain
non-clinical environments.
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had cast absentee ballots by
mail, more than twice as many
who voted by mail during the
last presidential election in
2016.
Despite rain and chilly
temperatures, Oklahoma
County Election Board
Secretary Doug Sanderson
said voters were lined up
more than two hours before
the polls opened Thursday in
Oklahoma City.
“I would say it’s been pretty
heavy turnout, pretty steady,”
Sanderson said.
Oklahoma County, the
state’s largest, was operating
on backup power from a
diesel-powered generator
after an ice storm that
pummeled the state earlier
this week knocked out power
to more than 350,000 homes
and businesses.
State Election Board
Secretary Paul Ziriax said
voting would continue even if
polling locations lose power.
“The beauty of paper
The system does not require
any laboratory machinery and is
compact enough that the tests
are run on a card that is about
the size of a credit card.
As of Tuesday, Cherokee Na-
tion Health Services has had
3,162 patients test positive for
COVID-19. –Staff report
PONCA CITY
6 Firm presented
Excellence in
Construction award
Rick Scott Construction Inc.
was honored with an Excellence
in Construction award from the
Associated Builders and Contrac-
tors of Oklahoma during their
annual awards ceremony in Tulsa.
The award was received for
its Lindsey House Renovation
and Addition project in Tulsa in
the Under $2 Million Renovation
category.
Each year ABC Oklahoma pres-
5A
ballots is that there can be
voting regardless of whether
the power is on or not,” Ziriax
said. “It might slow things
down a bit, but it will still
happen.”
In Oklahoma’s U.S. Senate
race, longtime Republican
incumbent Sen. Jim Inhofe
faces a challenge from
Democrat Abby Broyles, an
attorney and television news
reporter making her first bid
for public office. A Libertarian
and two independent
candidates also will appear on
the ballot in that race.
In what is expected to be
the most competitive U.S.
House race in Oklahoma, first-
term Rep. Kendra Horn, the
lone Democrat in Oklahoma’s
congressional delegation,
faces Republican state Sen.
Stephanie Bice in a race
for the 5th Congressional
District that includes most of
Oklahoma City and two rural
counties to the east.
–Associated Press
ents Excellence in Construction
awards to recognize and publi-
cize outstanding projects built by
members of the association.
Kristi Ostler, senior project
manager-area manager, and
Chris Moran, project superin-
tendent, accepted the award on
behalf of Rick Scott Construction
Inc.
Moran also received a coveted
ABC Medallion for his work on
the project.
The company was also rec-
ognized during the event with
a Safety Training and Evaluation
Process award for its strong safety
performance. ABC’s STEP safety
program has grown to become
the premier safety evaluation
tool in the commercial and indus-
trial construction industry, used
by thousands of ABC contractors
each year.
Rick Scott Construction is a
Ponca City-based commercial
construction company that also
operates branch offices in Okla-
homa City and Tulsa. –Staff report
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Aha moments,
rappers and reality
The presidential candidates’ policies
are revealing and even catching rappers’
attention.
President Trump champions
expanding parental school choice.
Joe Biden, unions and the national
Democratic Party platform want to limit
charter schools and oppose scholarship
programs that significantly help children
and minorities, such as Oklahoma’s
successful Equal Opportunity Scholarship
program.
Trump has worked to protect
individuals and organizations from
being required to facilitate practices they
believe violate their faith. Biden’s team has
declared they will
force individuals
and organizations
to violate their faith
and the national
Democratic
Party platform
characterizes
abiding by
biblical principles
JONATHAN as attempts to
SMALL “discriminate.”
Biden vows to
repeal the Trump tax cuts and add trillions
in new taxes. Analysts reviewed the
combined rates that would result under all
of Biden’s tax proposals. Top rates would
be 62% in New York, for example. Rapper
50 Cent even declared, “I don’t want to be
20 Cent” under the Biden tax plan.
Trump credits repeal of regulations
and bureaucracy by his administration
and enacted tax cuts for lowering taxes
and growing wages for low and middle
classes, record employment among Blacks
and near-record employment for the
country prior to the pandemic. Biden
assures us reinstituting and metastasizing
former President Barack Obama’s politics
of envy, trillions in tax hikes and scores
of new regulations will work better for
Oklahomans and Americans.
Rapper Ice Cube came away impressed
that the Trump administration included
some of Ice Cube’s proposal to help black
Americans. Ice Cube lamented that all
Democrats did was pay lip service with
constant references to “minorities” and
“people of color.”
In Ice Cube’s video he looked somber,
like he had recently learned that history
reveals the Democratic Party was the
party of slavery, that tribes dragged
their thousands of slaves to Oklahoma
then fought for the Democrats and
Confederates to preserve slavery, that a
larger percentage of Republicans than
Democrats voted for the Civil Rights
Acts, that Democrats insist on giving our
tax dollars to racist groups like Planned
Parenthood whose founder specifically
targeted Black babies in the womb,
that there is no Abraham Lincoln or
Emancipation Proclamation without the
Electoral College, and that Biden once
declared that he didn’t want Delaware
children forced into a “racial jungle.”
In the final days it seems more and
more are having aha moments. What
vision of America will you choose?
Jonathan Small serves as president
of the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs
(www.ocpathink.org).
ON THE TOWN
Street festival features entertainers, food trucks, mural
The community-based Northeast
OKC Renaissance Inc. has been up
to some fun things lately to promote
the area, and Saturday’s street festival
called oNE OKC is no exception.
If you’re ready to get out of your
house after this
week’s ice storm
and related power
outages, stop by
the fifth annual
street festival
from 4 to 7 p.m.
Saturday centered
at East Point on
LILLIE-BETH NE 23rd and
BRINKMAN Rhode Island. You
also can enjoy
it virtually at
oneokcevent.org/watchparty.
The oNE OKC festival will
be hosted by Oklahoma City
Councilwoman Nikki Nice and actor
and motivational speaker Day’Quann
Ervin and include live performances
by national recording artist Jabee;
emergent hip-hop collective The
Space Program; and Oklahoma
R&B artist Shortt Dogg. Visitors
also can enjoy vendors, food trucks,
the community’s mural and more.
THE OBSERVER
The wisdom of crafting public policy within the framework
After nearly two years on the job,
it’s clear Gov. Kevin Stitt could use a
deep dive into How to Win Friends and
Influence People.
That’s a decidedly old-school
reference, of course, to Dale Carnegie’s
pioneering self-
help strategies, but
it’s spot-on in the
case of Oklahoma’s
28th governor.
Stitt won the
state’s top job in
his first bid for
public office.
It’s no shame he
ARNOLD didn’t know what
HAMILTON he didn’t know.
He was a private-
sector CEO whose
world was as the sole decision-maker,
agenda-setter, hirer and firer.
The state’s relatively weak chief
executive, however, requires a different
skill set to be successful – led by the
ability to build relationships and forge
broad coalitions.
With other elected officials. With
agency leaders. With private business
executives. With rank-and-file citizen
groups.
With people who think differently
than you do.
Sadly, Stitt shows little evidence he
gets it. He continues to propose major
changes in state government structure
and services, often without bothering
to consult legislative leaders or non-
government stakeholders.
Two recent examples: his plans to
privatize management of the state’s
Medicaid program and move the
The festival will highlight the East
End Business District, East Point
Businesses and the area’s other major
development projects.
“Northeast OKC Renaissance
Inc. is committed to promoting
NEOKC’s transformation,” said the
organization’s president, Quintin
Hughes Sr.
Helping fund the event this year
is a grant from the city of Oklahoma
City’s COVID-19 Assistance Grant
program from CARES Act funds. For
more information, go to oneokcevent.
org.
Short takes
• To get you into the Halloween
spirit, the Edmond Historical Society
& Museum, 431 S. Boulevard in
Edmond, is offering an online Scary
Movie Club presentation by Zoom
about The Blob horror movie at 7 p.m.
Friday and Halloween fun in person
with crafts, games and candy from noon
to 4 p.m. Saturday. If you aren’t up for
participating in person, stop by between
4:30 and 6:30 p.m. Friday to pick up craft
and game kits to do at home. Kits are free
with registration. For information, go to
state’s public health laboratory from
Oklahoma City to Stillwater.
These aren’t garden-variety
decisions. They impact all
Oklahomans – from taxpayers who
fund the state’s Medicaid and public
health services to the working poor
who rely on public health care to
workers staffing the lab.
They deserve comprehensive
review – including public hearings
and legislative debate and action – not
mere gubernatorial fiat, carried out by
hand-picked agency leadership.
The blowback against Stitt’s
proposals was immediate – and with
good reason.
The governor embarked on his
Medicaid plan while the Legislature
is out of session, knowing full well
lawmakers have resisted managed care
for years.
Further, the entire process is set
up to be a fait accompli by the time
lawmakers return Feb. 1 – request-
for-proposals already are out and
managed care contractors are expected
to be selected as the session opens.
The warp-speed pursuit of
Medicaid outsourcing could negate a
thorough airing of its pros and cons.
Example: The request for proposal
would allow private companies to
bank as much as 15% of administrative
costs and profits … which is up to
five times what it currently costs the
Oklahoma Health Care Authority to
manage the system.
Shouldn’t taxpayers be given the
opportunity to learn the facts – and
weigh in on the proposal? Of course.
Especially since they voted last June to
PERSPECTIVES
edmondhistory.org or call 405-340-0078.
• Oklahoma City University’s
Opera and Music Theatre Company
will present the opera Mozart’s “Cosi
Fan Tutte” in its season-opening
opera production at 8 p.m. Friday and
Saturday. It will be presented in English
with a mid-century American twist,
with guest director Matthew Sipress
and music direction by Jan McDaniel.
For information, go to okcu.edu/music/
opera-music-theater.
• The new movie theater Flix
Brewhouse is hosting a Beetlejuice Fan
Fest this weekend, offering a Beetlejuice-
themed pint glass, exclusive theme-
related menu items and beer with the $7
admission ticket to see a movie. For a
schedule, go to flixbrewhouse.com.
• For more fun movies, the Oklahoma
City Museum of Art is presenting a
series of newly restored Japanese cult
films in its Noble Theater from Friday
to Sunday. The offerings of “Monsters &
Murderous Maidens” include Godzilla
(1954), Destroy all Monsters (1968),
Toshiya Fujita’s Lady Snowblood (1973)
and its sequel. For information, go to
okcmoa.com or call 405-236-3100.
Have an item of note? Email
lillie.beth@yahoo.com.
approve Medicaid expansion.
Similarly, the decision to build
a new public health laboratory in
Stillwater rather than Oklahoma
City caught many lawmakers, lab
employees and medical experts by
surprise.
The project – dubbed as the
Oklahoma Pandemic Center for
Innovation and Excellence – would
be financed through $25 million in
federal CARES Act pandemic relief
dollars, the lab’s current budget and
$58.5 million in bonds authorized by
the Legislature in 2017.
In an email to a constituent, Rep.
Carol Bush, R-Tulsa, expressed dismay
over the decision, writing, “That
lab was to be in OKC. I did not vote
to move it to Stillwater. We are all
concerned by the announcement and
none of us knew it was happening!”
Noted House Democratic Leader
Emily Virgin: “It is extremely rate for a
single person, even a governor, to have
the ability to unilaterally make the
decision to close, remodel or rebuild a
state asset, using millions of taxpayer
dollars, without direct input from the
public or state employees who serve
the agency.”
This isn’t to automatically dismiss
either proposal as sheer folly. Rather,
it’s to underscore the wisdom of
crafting public policy within the
framework Oklahoma’s founders set
up more than a century ago.
That’s a lesson Stitt still hasn’t
learned.
Arnold Hamilton is editor of The
Oklahoma Observer; okobserver.org.

Fair housing groups: Redfin ‘redlines’ minority communities
BY GENE JOHNSON
Associated Press
SEATTLE – Several fair housing organi-
zations accused Redfin of systematic ra-
cial discrimination in a lawsuit Thursday,
saying the online real estate broker offers
fewer services to homebuyers and sell-
ers in minority communities – a type of
digital redlining that has depressed home
values and exacerbated historic injustice
in the housing market.
In a complaint filed in U.S. District
Court in Seattle, the organizations said
that during a two-year investigation they
documented the effect of Redfin’s “mini-
mum price policy,” which requires homes
to be listed for certain prices to reap the
benefits of Redfin’s services.
The company was vastly less likely
to offer realtor services, professional
photos, virtual tours, online promotion
or commission rebates for homes listed
in overwhelmingly minority neighbor-
hoods than it was in overwhelmingly
white ones, the investigation found.
That meant homes in minority neigh-
borhoods were likely to stay on the mar-
ket longer and sell for lower prices than
they otherwise might have, the lawsuit
said.
“Redfin’s policies and practices oper-
ate as a discriminatory stranglehold on
communities of color, often the very
communities that have been battered
by a century of residential segregation,
systemic racism, and disinvestment,” the
lawsuit said.
The lawsuit comes as the nation reck-
ons with generations of systemic racism,
including in real estate. Mortgage lenders
and brokers long discriminated by draw-
ing lines on maps – known as redlining
– and refusing to provide services for
homes outside of white areas, preventing
minority residents from building wealth
through homeownership. Though the
practice was outlawed decades ago, it has
had severe consequences in perpetuating
poverty and restricting access to good
schools, health care and other amenities.
Litigation in the 1990s and 2000s
helped erase similar minimum value
policies in the insurance industry, where
companies would provide substandard
homeowners policies or no policies
based on a home’s age and market value.
Redfin, based in Seattle, launched in
2006 and has grown to offer residential
real estate brokering, mortgage, title and
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Lisa Rice, president and CEO of the National Fair Housing Alliance, stands in her office in
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other services in more than 90 markets in
the U.S. and Canada. The company said
it would provide a statement in response
to the lawsuit later Thursday.
Redfin might seem an unlikely target
for such a lawsuit: It has previously said
it is devoted to eradicating systematic
discrimination in the industry and that
enabling people of color to find listings
online – rather than relying on an agent
to show them what homes are available
– could help end segregation. Two years
ago CEO Glenn Kelman hosted a sympo-
sium on racial prejudice in real estate.
The company once experimented with
awarding realtors commissions based on
customer satisfaction rather than sale
price, as a way to promote the sale of less
expensive homes, but found it difficult
to recruit agents who expected to make
more money for selling more expensive
homes.
But Redfin’s minimum price and other
policies have had the opposite effect, ac-
cording to the National Fair Housing
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Alliance, a Washington, D.C.-based non-
profit dedicated to eliminating housing
discrimination, and nine of its member
organizations. With financial support
from U.S. Housing and Urban Develop-
ment, they studied the policy’s effect in
Baltimore; Chicago; Detroit; Kansas City;
Long Island, New York; Louisville, Ken-
tucky; Memphis, Tennessee; Milwaukee;
Newark, New Jersey; and Philadelphia.
Under the minimum price policy,
Redfin doesn’t offer its full services un-
less homes are listed for certain prices,
which vary by market. When potential
buyers click on homes that fall below
those minimums, they receive a message
saying, “Redfin is currently unable to
show this property.”
In Chicago last June, the company
didn’t offer services unless the homes
were listed for at least $400,000, the
lawsuit said. In adjacent, predominantly
white DuPage County, however, the
minimum price was just $275,000.
In Detroit the same month, the
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Oklahoma Families
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minimum was set at $700,000. In the
surrounding, mostly white areas outside
the city limits, it was $250,000.
Because Redfin charges a minimum
commission regardless of a home’s sale
price, the practice can’t be justified by
business motives, the lawsuit said.
Further, it alleged, Redfin sometimes
failed to provide services even when a
home’s price topped the minimum. That
was much more common in predomi-
nately minority neighborhoods, includ-
ing Chicago’s South Side, the organiza-
tions said.
Using Census data to compare ZIP
codes that are at least 70% white with
those that are at least 70% minority,
the organizations compared listings for
which Redfin offered its “best available
service” with those for which it offered
no service on multiple dates over the past
two years.
On June 12, for example, there were
218 homes posted on Redfin in non-
white neighborhoods in the Kansas City
area. Of them, 16 had Redfin’s best ser-
vice and 127 were offered no service.
By contrast, there were 4,550 homes in
predominately white neighborhoods of
Kansas City. More than half received the
best available service and only 14% had
no service, the lawsuit said.
Similar disparities were found in other
cities, it said. On Long Island last Aug.
20, listings in white ZIP codes were 55
times more likely to receive Redfin’s best
service.
In minority ZIP codes of Louisville,
none of the 108 homes posted on Nov.
21, 2018, or the 31 homes listed on June
11, 2020, received Redfin’s best service,
the groups found.
The lawsuit asks the court to block
any Redfin policies found to violate fed-
eral fair housing law and seeks punitive
damages.
Lisa Rice, president and CEO of the
National Fair Housing Alliance, said
the groups did not share their findings
with Redfin before filing the lawsuit be-
cause past experience with the industry
sometimes resulted in long, unsuccess-
ful negotiations that only protracted
the issues.
“We have had decades and decades
and decades of discriminatory practices
in the real estate field,” she said. “Real
estate agents are some of the most well-
trained professionals in the industry.
They know what redlining is.”
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Real Estate and

CONSTRUCTION

LOT LINES

It’s a great time

to be secondary
What’s a secondary market? There are
no strict boundaries delimiting which cities
qualify as secondary markets versus primary
or tertiary ones; however, secondary markets
are generally midsized cities that have
begun to experience growth and have been
successful at attracting amenities capturing
people’s attention.
The pandemic and civil unrest might
accelerate a trend we’ve
been watching for a few
years. We are seeing steady
growth in the economies
of these secondary
cities with new jobs and
businesses opening,
expanding, and in many
cases an emerging tech and
J. DAVID
medical sector leading the
CHAPMAN way. The quality of life is
increasing the population
of the growth with young,
educated professionals and families moving Isabel Salas, a community organizer at South of Downtown Community Development Organization, stands in front of a house her
to town. nonprofit helped build at 1105 E St., in Lincoln, Neb. JUSTIN WAN/LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR VIA AP

Groups join to build home that

Secondary markets’ housing is gaining
steady strength, but remains less competitive
than primary markets, resulting in lower
prices for homebuyers and higher returns for

fits neighborhood’s character

investors. In the rental market, occupancy
rates are beginning to rise; but because
the supply of apartments is relatively
unconstrained, rent prices are staying
affordable for most residents. Bottom line,
secondary housing, on average, is 45% more
affordable than in primary markets.
Polls are showing the civil unrest
and unbridled crime recently seen in
large, primary cities has caused many to
reconsider their lifestyle in those cities
and consider moves to smaller, secondary
cities. Secondary cities have become more
walkable, with more transit-oriented
developments and recruiting major-league
athletics and forming arts communities.
These quality-of-life changes are keys to
making secondary cities more attractive
to those currently living in larger, primary
cities.
Research shows that secondary cities are
getting ready to enter a very advantageous
time as companies join individuals and
families in consideration of leaving certain
states (California) and large, primary
cities. PwC and the Urban Land Institute
calculate and report costs of doing business
in secondary markets 16% less than in those
primary markets. Real estate costs are 38%
lower, energy costs are 22% lower, and labor
costs are 14% lower than in primary markets.
This is good news for Oklahoma. We
could be entering a time when our two
largest metropolitan markets are actually
in the “sweet spot” when it comes to size
and available amenities. I predict both
Oklahoma City and Tulsa will be considered
for corporate relocations and certainly for
families looking for quality of life. Welcome
to Oklahoma!
J. David Chapman is professor of finance
and real estate at the University of Central
Oklahoma (jchapman7@uco.edu).
BY PETER SALTER
Lincoln Journal Star
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) – The first time
Isabel Salas opened the door to 1105
E St., she was shocked by the shell in
front of her.
The walls were stripped to the
studs. The floors sagged. The wiring
was exposed, and fire had scarred
a floor. But her reaction ran deeper
than the dirt and debris, and the
signs of squatters and vandals who’d
visited during the decade the house
sat vacant.
“I was thinking of all of the
conversations I had with folks who
were just struggling to find an
affordable and quality place to live,”
she said. “It was really disappointing
to me that this house had sat empty
for so long.”
Salas is a community organizer for
the South of Downtown Community
Development Organization, and in
early 2018, the new nonprofit set
its sights on the two-story problem
property.
Its owner had started a renovation,
but the home stood uninhabitable
and unoccupied for years, drawing
housing complaints and police calls.
“Houses just don’t sit vacant;
they become a problem,” said Pat
Anderson-Sifuentez, who’s active in
the Everett Neighborhood and lives
nearby. “There are people who get in
and squat, and do probably not good
things. There’s no positive activity
going on inside a vacant home.”
The South of Downtown group
launched a fundraiser to purchase
the property, with a two-tiered plan
in mind: Replace it with something
that would benefit the neighborhood,
and start a broader discussion about
affordable housing and wasted space.
The four-bedroom, three-
bathroom house already has a buyer.
And it has the distinction of being the
first property in Nebraska governed
by a community land trust, intended
to make home ownership more
affordable and accessible.
Salas was eager to see inside,
because she’d been watching it rise
from the outside.
“All of a sudden, there was a hole
in the ground. Then a foundation.
And I went by one day, and it was a
whole house. It was so amazing to see
it transform that quickly.”
The South of Downtown group
didn’t initially plan to build a
home. After it bought the 120-year-
old property, it asked the Everett
Neighborhood what it wanted to see
on the corner. What would elevate
neighbors’ quality of life? A small
park? A place for food trucks? A
gathering space?
And the group was told: Save
the house. Maintain the historical
character of one of Lincoln’s oldest
areas, and give a family a place to live.
But that was a problem. With a
buckled basement wall, ill-fitting
windows and bare bones, the house
wouldn’t be worth repairing; they’d
have to spend more than it would
ultimately be worth. So they made a
plan to demolish the house and build
a new one.
And that became another problem.
The corner lot was considered
nonstandard: It met the city’s size
standards when it was created, but
then the standards were changed.
South of Downtown executive
director Shawn Ryba calls them
toothpick and postage stamp lots;
some are long and narrow, others are
square. And 25% of the properties in
his group’s focus areas are considered
nonstandard, he said.
It can be expensive and exhausting
to design a house on a nonstandard
lot that complies with the city’s
requirements, including setback
provisions and parking space
requirements, Ryba said.
“It took a long time to go back and
forth and try to navigate and negotiate
and move through it,” he said. “If we
are making it virtually impossible to
redevelop those lots, that’s a problem.”
The project’s design also had
to clear the Historic Preservation
Commission’s requirements, forcing
changes in the porch roofline and
window placement to keep with the
character of the neighborhood.
“We kept hearing different things
depending on who we talked to at the
city,” Salas said. “There were a lot of
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Pending home sales cool in
September, down 2.2%
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The pending sales of
existing homes fell 2.2% in September,
the National Association of Realtors said
Thursday, the first monthly contraction
of that figure in four months.
The report is the latest indicator
that showed the housing market
cooled in September after being
strong throughout the summer. Sales
of existing homes fell in September as
well, NAR reported earlier this month,
and the Commerce Department said
sales of newly constructed homes fell in
September, too.
Despite the modest decline, contract
signings are still up 20.5% from a year
earlier, the industry trade group said.
Three out of the four regions tracked
by NAR saw monthly declines. Only the
Northeast reported a month-over-month
gain.
–Associated Press
Amazon to build center in
Papillion, bringing 1,000 jobs
PAPILLION, Neb. – Amazon officials said
the company plans to build a center in
Papillion that will eventually bring about
1,000 full-time jobs to the region.
The e-commerce company
announced on Tuesday it plans to
open the center sometime next year.
Employees will make a minimum of $15
an hour.
Mike Flannery, director of regional
operations at Amazon, said the
700,000-square-foot fulfillment center
will use workers and robot assistants to
fill orders.
David Brown, president and CEO
of the Greater Omaha Chamber of
Commerce, said an economic impact
study estimated the Amazon center will
have a more than $200 million annual
economic impact on the region.
–Associated Press
Savannah asks public for input
on 3 fairgrounds reuse plans
SAVANNAH, Ga. – Savannah city
leaders want residents to weigh in
on development plans for a former
fairground.
The City Council voted to seek public
comment on three proposals submitted
to the city for the 67-acre former site
of the Coastal Empire Fair. The fair is
relocating to a site near Interstate 95.
The city asked developers to
submit plans that would improve the
economy, reduce poverty, revitalize
the neighborhood and improve public
safety.
Two of the proposals offer mixed-
use ideas bringing new housing and
commercial space to the area, including
movie studios.
The last option calls for a sports
complex to attract out-of-town teams to
play in tournaments in Savannah.
A committee evaluating the
proposals ranked them close together.
Outgoing City Manager Pat Monahan
recommended seeking public input
before the council decided on a
developer.
–Associated Press
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REAL ESTATE ROUNDUP
Nashville airport to add hotel
slated for late 2023 opening
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Nashville International
September new home sales fall
Airport is planning to add a 292-room
hotel that is slated to open in late 2023.
An airport news release says the
3.5%, after strong summer season
on-site Hilton-branded hotel will be 14
stories and will feature a parking garage.
The Metropolitan Nashville Airport
Authority board selected Chartwell
Hospitality LLC as the developer and hotel
operator.
A covered pedestrian bridge will
connect the hotel grand plaza and garage
to the central terminal.
The public-private partnership will cost
the developer about $95 million for the
hotel and for the airport authority, $82
million for the garage and plaza.
Construction will begin in the fall of
2021. Model homes and for-sale signs line the streets as construction continues at a housing
–Associated Press plan in Zelienople, Pa. AP PHOTO/KEITH SRAKOCIC
Duke Realty tops expectations CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Sales of new Oxford Economics, in an email.
homes fell by 3.5% in September to The housing market, like most
INDIANAPOLIS – Duke Realty Corp. a seasonally adjusted annual rate of of the economy, came to a near
reported a key measure of profitability in 959,000 million units, the Commerce standstill in March and in April,
its third quarter. Department said, as the housing causing the typical spring summer
The results topped Wall Street market’s hot summer buying season buying season to be delayed until the
expectations. cooled. summer. Once economies reopened,
The Indianapolis-based real estate The Commerce Department said pent up demand translated into sales
investment trust said it had funds from Monday that despite the modest of both new and existing homes,
operations of $149.1 million, or 40 cents decrease, sales of new homes are up driving home prices in many places
per share, in the period. 32.1% from a year earlier. However, to record highs. In July, home sales
The average estimate of three analysts the pandemic may start to weigh spiked 13.9%.
surveyed by Zacks Investment Research on the market as the colder winter The July figures may have been
was for funds from operations of 39 cents months arrive and with coronavirus the top of the housing market.
per share. cases spiking across much of the U.S. New home sales for August were
Funds from operations is a closely “While strong demand and low revised downward to 994,000 from
watched measure in the REIT industry. It mortgage rates are supportive a previously reported 1.01 million
takes net income and adds back items of home sales, the resurgence in units.
such as depreciation and amortization. Covid-19 cases, a recovery that may The median price of a new home
The company said it had net income of be shifting into reverse and a weak sold was $326,800, according to the
$71.8 million, or 19 cents per share. labor market pose downside risks,” Commerce Department.
The real estate development company said Nancy Vanden Houten with –Associated Press
posted revenue of $262 million in the
period. Its adjusted revenue was $235.4
million. Las Vegas hotel and casino
Duke Realty expects full-year funds businesses shut down.
from operations in the range of $1.50 to reopens as adult-only venue It was the last Las Vegas Strip resort to
$1.54 per share. reopen.
–Associated Press LAS VEGAS – The Cromwell casino and hotel Some venues that are not on the strip,
on the Las Vegas Strip reopened Thursday including the Palms and the Rio All-Suite
as an adults-only venue. Hotel & Casino, remain closed with no
Box firm plans to build plant in Only people 21 years and older will scheduled reopening dates.
be permitted inside the hotel and casino, The Cromwell opened in 1979 as the
Delaware, gets $3M grant but younger people will be allowed in The Barbary Coast.
Cromwell’s Giada restaurant. In 2007, it reopened as Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall
DOVER, Del. – The state of Delaware has The Cromwell closed in March when and Saloon before again reopening in 2014
approved a $3.1 million taxpayer grant numerous other Las Vegas casinos and as The Cromwell. –Associated Press
for a cardboard box company that plans
to build a manufacturing plant in Dover.
The company plans to hire 159
workers for the plant.
The Texas-based company is called
U.S. Corrugated. It plans to build an $80
million plant at a 37-acre site.
The grant for the project was
approved by the Delaware Council on
Development Finance.
It includes $450,000 tied to job
creation and up to $2.73 million for
capital expenditures.
U.S. Corrugated said it expects to
break ground in November with the
goal of opening the plant by early to
mid-2021.
Chief Operating Officer Jeff Coleman
said the firm chose Delaware because it
is near major East Coast consumers and
provides the company the opportunity to
expand into the poultry industry.
–Associated Press
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Ok l ah om a C ou n t y res i d en t i al s al es
Property Address Development City/ZIP Code Selling Price Buyer Seller
21730 Villagio Dr. Villagio At Deer Creek Replat Edmond/73012 $1,212,500 Robert Noon and Tonya Noon Chad T. Ford Revocable Trust
11020 Maple Grove Dr. Quail Creek 7th Oklahoma City/73120 $575,000 David Morgan Wangler and Stephanie Morgan Wangler, Brian Rush and Alicia Rush
Trustees of Wangler Family Trust
126 NW 21st St. Winans Highland Terrace Blks 9-22 Oklahoma City/73103 $570,000 Lisa Marie Adams and Roger Edward Adams Yaniv Zimber and Jeanette Cruz
1413 NW 187th St. Barrington III Edmond/73012 $505,000 Brett Housley Bradford L. Ezell
200 S. Oklahoma Ave., Unit 308 The Centennial Lofts Oklahoma City/73104 $450,000 Earl James Amerine Gregory Lynn Watkins
616 Newport Bridge Dr. Golden Gate At Twin Bridges III Replat Edmond/73034 $405,000 Trevor Brownen and Halen Brownen David Colin Newton and Susan Salomon Newton
15721 Via Bella Esperanza II Edmond/73013 $399,000 Keith K. Carter and Linda K. Carter Federal National Mortgage Association a/k/a Fannie
Mae
2051 Hawk Cliff Pl. Cumberland Crossing Edmond/73025 $385,000 Mark G. Turner, Jr. and Theresa Turner Aaron S. Curry and Jolene W. Curry, AJ Curry Family
Trust
2616 Semillon Way Meritage Park Edmond/73012 $380,000 Darryl Ross and Fleisha Y. Ross Sttorc Properties LLC
916 NW 184th Ct. Rush Brook II Edmond/73012 $375,000 Darwin Craig Alexander and Sharon C. Alexander Terry R. Colberg and Sonya J. Colberg
3020 Raintree Rd. Quail Creek 21st Oklahoma City/73120 $330,000 Clifton B. Petillo Mary E. Petillo Joy L. Bly
2724 Persimmon Creek Dr. Arrowhead Hills VI Edmond/73013 $330,000 Zachary D. Hawley and Haley C. Hawley Brian E. Anderson and Cindi D. Anderson
15600 Hatterly Ln. Deer Creek Village III Edmond/73013 $315,000 Riley Baptiste III Dylan Crane and Cameron Crane
1217 Chelham Ln. Birnam Woods Edmond/73034 $311,000 Ricky L. Meshew and Gayla D. Meshew Kimberly England
15101 SE 58th St. Asheville I Oklahoma City/73020 $308,000 Deborah S. Kuykendall Michael Jordan Griffin and Crystal Renee Griffin
16116 Mendoza Dr. Council Ridge Phase III Edmond/73013 $292,000 Marion Smith, III and Amber Smith Taber Built Homes LLC
16320 Winding Park Dr. Lone Oak Park Edmond/73013 $276,000 James Edgeman and Merry Edgeman Kent Lang Buchanan and Lauri Jan Buchanan
Revocable Trust
6213 NW 161st Cir. Wynchase II Edmond/73013 $272,000 Aaron Scott Collins and Chanelle Claudine Collins Jennifer DeGiusti
6208 NW 162nd St. Wynchase Edmond/73013 $268,000 Eric A. Duchene and Robin B. Duchene Daniel Grauwiler and Carrie Grauwiler
4940 Crater Lake Dr. Kelly Lakes Estates III Edmond/73025 $265,000 Ralph Eboli and Beverly Eboli David Diaz II and Jennifer Diaz
2605 NW 59th St. Ortner's Fairdale II Oklahoma City/73112 $265,000 Ronnie L. Carter Mark T. Cheek and Lisa Cheek
16424 Monarch Field Rd. Monarch Ridge Edmond/73013 $256,500 Secily Tincher and James Charles Tincher Beacon 5 LLC
15728 Hatterly Ln. Deer Creek Village III Edmond/73013 $255,500 Nathan B. Henry and Jazmin Ramirez Morgan S. Vernotzy and Chase M. Vernotzy
1400 Woodbury Cir. Chimney Hill Edmond/73034 $250,000 John Weldon Brese and Audrie Ann Brese Alexander J. Russell and Tara M. Russell Family
Living Trust
828 NW 192nd Ter. Rush Brook II Edmond/73012 $250,000 William Monday Portland Corridor Building Co. LLC
3033 NW 10th St. Mayten Oklahoma City/73107 $250,000 Ethan Lewis Fowler Songkham C. Thephachanh
2904 Longmeadow Prairie Village II At Coffee Creek Edmond/73003 $245,000 Brent Huesman and Amy Huesman Carl Wilson and Kimberly Wilson
2228 Champoli Dr. Sundance VI Choctaw/73020 $245,000 Nicholas D. Endsley and Shaina Zopfi-Endsley Ideal Homes of Norman LP
8504 Meadow Lark Ln. Lakeshore Estates II Oklahoma City/73132 $242,500 Terrel Dunnum Carolyn Denise Brown a/k/a Denise Brown, Trustee
of Karen Neeley Fox 2003 Revocable Living Trust
11400 Rosehaven Dr. Warwick Heights II Oklahoma City/73162 $242,500 Colin Donovan Peterson and Rachel Anne Peterson Jerad D.Cockroft and Kristyna J. Cockroft
5613 NW 85th St. Lakeshore Estates Oklahoma City/73132 $240,000 Amber Austin and Eric Tilford Gerald F. Warlick and Gloria J. Warlick
18845 Vea Dr. Valencia Park X Edmond/73012 $240,000 Michelle Lynn Johnson Jennifer A. Swick
4221 NW 156th Ct. Lone Oak East Edmond/73013 $231,500 Josie Ann Boatman and Misti Jo Boatman Lone Oak Estates LLC
6001 SE 58th St. Frolicch Meadows Estates Blk 22-25 Inclusive Oklahoma City/73135 $227,500 Dylan Frank Riordan William L. Pham and Rose Hoa Nguyen
717 NW 143rd St. Creekside Edmond/73013 $222,000 Arthur Eric Mackenzie Graham Farhan Tariq, Ayesha Mugha, Muqaddasa N. Sheikh
and Azher Mahmood
9009 N. May Ave. Apt. 113 Sutton Place Condominiums Oklahoma City/73120 $215,000 Cynthia Likes Thompson Lynda R. Schaffel and Sue Freiberger
13401 SE 71st Ter. Country Oaks Oklahoma City/73150 $213,500 Michael B. Rickard and Virginia A. Ricklard Erika Martinez and Eric Martinez of Estate of Nancy
Goate
14117 Oxford Dr. Oxford Park Edmond/73013 $210,000 Mary Ellen Tomlinson McCaleb Homes Inc.
5737 NW 32nd St. Powers Oklahoma City/73122 $207,000 Jerry Douglas Nelson and Ashlie L. Nelson 5737 NW 32 LLC
1900 S. Rankin St. Henderson Hills Edmond/73013 $200,000 Rader Nation LLC Caleb Anderson Deck and Delaney L. Deck
2760 NE 100th St. Unplatted Oklahoma City/73131 $20,500 Bradley Nelson and Rebecca Nelson Diana L. Coffman, Trustee of Betty J. Miner
Revocable Family Trust

Tulsa County residential sales

Property Address Development City/ZIP Code Selling Price Buyer Seller
2423 E. 22nd St. Harter's 2nd Tulsa/74114 $765,000 Pamela C. Daniel and William Patrick Daniel Roger Wayne Head and Katrina Marie Head
1020 E 21st St. South Sunset Park Tulsa/74114 $600,000 Tyler Stevens and Sharrah Stevens Rita A. Shanks Revocable Trust
7302 E. 86th St. North Unplatted Owasso/74055 $600,000 Matthew R. Thompson and Ashley R. Thompson John Palovik and Marla Palovik Living Trust
126 E. 26th Pl. South Riverside View Tulsa/74114 $517,500 Joseph Thomas Tieu Trustee of Anh Luong Family Trust David N. Spencer and Donna H. Spencer Trustees of
Spencer Family Trust
917 W. 88th St. South Winchester Park Tulsa/74132 $429,500 Rusty Wyrick and Lauren Wyrick Executive Homes LLC
1703 E. 30th Pl. Avalon Place Tulsa/74114 $425,000 Judith Mixon Nancy A. Swab Vaughan and John Stephen Swab, Co-
Trustees of Trust B Under the Revocable InterVivos
Trust of John T Swab
3157 E. 147th St. The Enclave At Harvard Ponds Bixby/74008 $370,000 Hari Andre Rama and Rachael Marie Rama Chad King a/k/a Chad Allen Trudeau King and Amber
R. King
3611 S. Fir Ct. The Village At Southern Trails Tulsa/74011 $339,000 Paul V. Zahner and Leigh A. Zahner Shaw Homes Inc.
5003 E. 98th St. Sun Meadow III Tulsa/74137 $330,000 Aaron Pullins and Jennifer J. Pullins Toby Hunsaker and Nicole Hunsaker
4300 S. Luther Rd. Pottawatomie Township Newalla/74857 $330,000 Delia Lopez de Martinez Adam R. Lawson and James Elliot Toumbs
6605 E. 88th St. North Unplatted Owasso/74055 $326,500 Ranch Creek Farms LLC Justin and Kristine Fields
6732 S. 68th Ave. East Tulsa/74133 $315,000 Timothy L. Disney and Margaret A. Disney Timothy G. Crawford and Christina D. Crawford,
Trustees of Crawford Family Trust
3215 S. Troost Ave. Park Terrace Tulsa/74105 $305,000 Luxe Design & Build LLC Ralph D. Kitch and Charla Lu Kitch
4305 W. Broadway St. Lancaster Park II Broken Arrow/74012 $282,000 Christopher M. Strickland and Tammy Kay Strickland Alicia Carol Parker Farris, Trustee of Farris Family
Revocable Trust and Ben Fuqua
11915 S. Birch Ave. Beckett Ridge Jenks/74037 $280,000 Wesley Thomas Campbell, Leanne Schild Campbell, William Kayleigh M. Sebo and Christopher S. Sebo
Tim Campbell and Barbara Ann Campbell
2000 W. Vail St. Belle Trace At Battle Creek Broken Arrow/74012 $260,000 Nancy Nevels and Angela Baskin Leonard E. Harms
5918 E. 60th Pl. South Park Plaza Tulsa/74135 $256,500 Donald Calvert and Patsy Calvert The Maison Group LLC
12724 E. 89th St. North Central Park II Owasso/74055 $256,000 Joseph K. Caldwell Christopher A. Rancy and Shaunda
10215 S. Evanston Ave. Delaware Pointe Tulsa/74137 $249,000 Daniel B. Melancon and Kristen R. Melancon Jackie L. Brown
5026 S. Hudson Pl. East Park Plaza IV Tulsa/74135 $245,000 Kevin Binder and Holly Binder William E. Bramsch, Jr. and Susan Bramsch
8518 E. 81st Pl. Bristol Park Tulsa/74133 $245,000 Robert J. Winston and Jessica Winston Samir Michael Awad a/k/a Samir M. Awad and Rima
Saad
807 N. Redbud St. West South Lakes Villas Jenks/74037 $240,000 Tyler Joseph Whitson and Amber Rene Whitson Stanley R. Lang and Jill M. Lang
5717 E. 97th Pl. Sun Meadow II Tulsa/74137 $240,000 Chris Hotz Sandra L. Kell Pritchett, Trustee of Franklin J. Kell, Jr.
and Victoria S. Kell 2007 Revocable Living Trust
14704 S. Lakewood Pl. Southridge at Lantern Hill Bixby/74008 $240,000 SIRVA Relocation Credit LLC Jessica R. Barela
3501 W. Quincy St. Cedar Springs Estates Broken Arrow/74012 $222,000 Nuriam C. Estrada and John G. Colon Brian D. Baker and Mariana S. Baker
8421 S. 110th Ave. East Oak Tree Village Tulsa/74133 $219,000 Jeremy Lucas and Chasity Battles Dayton K. Likins and Julianne N. Likins
11515 S. 89th Ave. East Southwood Extended Bixby/74008 $205,000 Shawn Henry-Fournier and Lacy Henry-Fournier Gregory L. Mahaffey Trustee of CVM Family Trust
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Oklahoma City-area commercial property sales
Commercial properties
Property Address Development City Selling Price Square Feet Price Per S.F. Year Built Buyer
737 S. Meridian Ave. Unplatted Oklahoma City $3,500,000 44,937 $77.89
5708 NW 135th St. The Offices at MacArthur Crossing Oklahoma City $1,475,000 7,572 $194.80
4300 Highline Blvd., Unit F200 Metropolitan Industrial Park Oklahoma City $1,350,000 60,463 $22.33
3816 N. College Ave. Bethany City Bethany $690,000 7,200 $95.83
125 S. Broadway St. Edmond City Original Edmond $607,000 6,192 $98.03
5015 N. Meridian Ave. Unplatted Warr Acres $425,000 6,000 $70.83
T u ls a - a r e a c o m m e r c ia l p r o p e r t y s a les
C omme r c i al pr ope r t i e s
Property Address Development City
11833 S. Memorial Dr. East Southern Memorial Acres Bixby
Everett council rejects housing plan for homeless students
EVERETT, Wash. (AP) – An undevel- Hope’s proposal for an 11-building, 44-
oped ballfield in Everett’s Port Gardner unit complex.
neighborhood will remain that way after “Not every opportunity is the right
the City Council voted to reject a planned one to accept,” said council President Judy
housing development for students and Tuohy. “We absolutely need this type of
their families. project for our community and we need
The Everett City Council voted 4-2 to to do more for our homeless. To me, this
reject a nonprofit’s application to amend location is just not the right fit.”
city land-use designations to allow for The council heard hours of public
multifamily supportive housing, the Her- comment and received hundreds of let-
ald reported. ters about the proposal. Deemed surplus
The development was to be constructed land by Everett School District and passed
for Everett School District students and over by the city for a park, Housing Hope
their families experiencing homelessness. agreed to lease the field for $1 per year to
The council’s vote effectively ends Housing build the housing.
S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller: US home prices up 5.2% in August
BY PAUL WISEMAN gain in July. The gain was stronger than
Associated Press economists had expected.
Phoenix (up 9.9% from August 2019),
WASHINGTON – U.S. home prices posted Seattle (up 8.5%) and San Diego (7.6%)
a robust gain in August – another sign that posted the biggest gains. All 19 cities in the
the American housing market remains index recorded price increases. The 20-city
strong despite economic fallout from the index excluded prices from the Detroit
coronavirus pandemic. metropolitan area index because of delays
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city related to pandemic at the recording office
home price index, released Tuesday, showed in Wayne County, which includes Detroit.
that home prices climbed 5.2% in August Helped by rock-bottom mortgage rates,
from a year earlier, accelerating from a 4.1% the U.S. housing market has been a source
COMMUNITY » from p8 The concept is simple: South of
Downtown will own the land, and
the homebuyer will own the building.
hoops we had to jump through.” That lowers the purchase price and, by
But they cleared the red tape and got extension, the size of the mortgage and
to work with others to start building its monthly payments.
– and filling – a home. The Lincoln In this case, the home was selling
Community Foundation provided for $150,000. If the land were part of
a low-interest construction loan, the deal, the cost would have climbed
NeighborWorks Lincoln did the work to $170,000 or $175,000, said Bill
and South of Downtown created a Porn, home ownership coordinator for
community land trust. NeighborWorks Lincoln.
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1998 Bhanumati LLC, Ramji Krupa LLC, MLX 1 LLC,
ASCP Downtown LLC, Trantera Investments
LLC and Nita's Hospitality LLC
2012 RBI Properties LLC
1980 Metropolitan Office Park LLC
1992 Postal Holdings LLC
1919 Group LLC
1965 Boomer's Express Corp.
Selling Price Buyer
$550,000 Calvary Motors Inc.
Some neighbors vocally opposed the
project, citing an inequitable distribution
of affordable housing in Everett and com-
plaints about other Housing Hope projects.
Council member Brenda Stonecipher
described the decision as heart-wrenching.
“We have supported affordable housing
at all turns in our city,” she said. “There are
other interests, there are neighborhoods,
people make investments when they pur-
chase a home.”
In favoring the project, Liz Vogeli and
Paul Roberts said it was an opportunity to
fill a clear need in the community, with a
developer willing to go the extra mile.
of strength as the U.S. economy climbs
back from an April-June freefall caused by
the pandemic and the measures taken to
contain it.
“The supply of for-sale homes, already
extremely tight, has only become more
constrained in recent months, and
historically low mortgage rates continue to
encourage many buyers to enter the market,”
Matthew Speakman, economist at the real
estate firm Zillow, said in a research note.
“This heightened competition for the few
But the land trust also posed further
complications, because local lenders
and appraisers were unfamiliar with
something so new to Nebraska, Ryba
said.
Still, the house went up, and it’s
getting good reviews. “It’s a real plus for
the neighborhood,” Anderson-Sifuentez
said. “It really mimics the house that it
replaced, in height, and where the front
porch is.”
NeighborWorks found a buyer
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Seller Professional Services
H & C OKC CC LLC First American Title Insurance Co.
Pilgrim Property Holdings LLC Old Republic National Title Insurance Co.
Zipper Offices LLC Stewart Title of Oklahoma Inc.
KCR Retail LLC American Eagle Title Group
CNHI Inc. American Security Title Insurance Co.
Nadine F. Johnson Trust American Security Title Insurance Co.
Seller
Chasteen Commercial Properties LLC
“This vote is not about taking away
space, but instead it is about creating
space,” Vogeli said.
Housing Hope CEO Fred Safstrom said
the council’s decision brought incredible
sadness.
“I just think Everett is better than this,”
he said. “That decision does not reflect the
views of a majority of our citizens.”
Safstrom said Housing Hope will con-
tinue discussions with the school district
and other public entities to find an alter-
native path to housing some of the 1,300
students who lack permanent housing in
Everett.
homes on the market has placed consistent,
firm pressure on home prices for months
now, and there are few signs that this will
relent any time soon.’’
The National Association of Realtors
reported last week that sales of existing shot
up 9.4% in September and that the median
selling price of a home climbed 15% from a
year earlier to $311,800. And the Commerce
Department reported that home building
rose 1.9% in September on a surge in
construction of single-family homes.
from one of its recent Homeownership
Program classes, a single mother who
had been struggling to find the right
house, Porn said. She should move in
late this month or in early November.
Those with a part in the project
are proud of what they brought to the
corner, even if it took more time – and
effort – than planned.
“It’s absolutely beautiful,” Ryba said.
“It looks like it was the original house; it
sits there so perfect.”
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Trump’s diversity training order faces lawsuit
BY ALEXANDRA OLSON
Associated Press
NEW YORK – Three civil rights groups
filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging
President Donald Trump’s executive
order that prohibits federal agencies,
contractors and grant recipients from
offering certain diversity training that
the president deems “anti-American.”
The NAACP Legal Defense Fund
filed the complaint in federal court in
Washington, D.C., along with the Na-
tional Urban League and the National
Fair Housing Alliance. The lawsuit
argued that Trump’s order violates free
speech rights and strangles workplace
attempts to address systemic race and
sex discrimination.
The National Urban League and the
National Fair Housing Alliance both
have federal contracts and plan to apply
for future ones.
The executive order “unconstitution-
ally forces Plaintiffs to choose between
censoring speech on these important
issues or forfeiting any opportunity to
enter into a federal contract,” the groups
argued in the complaint.
Trump’s executive order, signed last
month, called out workplace trainings
that explore deep-seated racism and
privilege that the administration says
could make white workers feel “discom-
fort” or guilt. The president ordered the
COSTUMES » from p1
So, he started making plans to close.
He donated some stock to a church,
stored some mascot characters and Santa
Claus costumes, but sold other costumes
and even things like his computer and
musical instruments. He said he has
struggled to get help from the Oklahoma
Employment Security Commission.
Sadly, it doesn’t seem possible at this
point that the family business might ever
be revived.
“Right now, I’m just trying to hope for
the best, to survive for as long as possible,
trying to get a regular job,” Johnson said.
Not far away, another seasonal
business, Fireworks Warehouse at 2820
NE 50th, which each year transitions to
become Halloween Warehouse, certainly
won’t mark 2020 as a banner year, but
accountant Derrick Moxley said things
could be worse. Fortunately, back in
TREATMENT » from p1
treatment and $136,000 for testing.
Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa received
more than $1.8 million for treatment
and $28,000 for testing. Integris Baptist
in Oklahoma City claimed more than
$1.5 million for treatment and nearly
$184,000 for testing.
The report’s methodology puts New
Jersey at the top of the list, at a cost of
$586 per case. New Jersey spent nearly
$84 million on treatment, compared to
only $46 million spent on testing, on
222,193 reported cases.
Next-highest costs were borne by
North Carolina, for an average of $472
per case, Texas at $395 per case and New
Labor Department to set up a hotline to
investigate complaints about training
sessions that Trump has called “anti-
American” and “blame-focused.”
Trump has said he is targeting train-
ing based on “critical race theory,” the
idea that racism has permeated Ameri-
can history and institutions. At the first
presidential debate, Trump said such
training is “teaching people to hate our
country.”
The directive uses a 55-year-old
presidential order spurred by the Civil
Rights Movement that sought to ban
discriminatory practices at companies
that contract with the federal govern-
ment. Critics say Trump’s order twists
President Lyndon B. Johnson’s 1965 ini-
tiative into vehicle for white grievances.
“The executive order smacks of a
totalitarian endorsement of white su-
premacy,” Marc Morial, president and
CEO of the National Urban League said
at a virtual press conference.
Morial called the order a “direct at-
tack on our mission.” According to the
lawsuit, the National Urban League has
a federal contract that includes devel-
oping diversity and inclusion training
programs for the Department of Labor’s
apprenticeship programs.
The Department of Labor says the
order does not ban “unconscious bias”
training that discusses “pre-concep-
tions, opinions, or stereotypes” that
Dean Johnson in happier times at Costume FunHouse in Oklahoma City.
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late June, people who might then have
believed that the pandemic would soon
be over, who felt cooped up and were
York at $332. Texas’ data shows more than
$271 million has been paid in treatment
claims but less than $59 million was paid
for testing, with 833,557 cases reported.
The report analyzed how costs relate
to a state’s uninsured rate, as states have
to pay more to treat the uninsured.
“Texas, for example, is the third-
highest cost per case at $395,” the
report reads. “Texas also has the highest
uninsured rate in the country at 18%.
Texas is a case where an already-high rate
of uninsured people means the high cost
per case is likely due to a large number
of uninsured people that are being
reimbursed.
“New Jersey, on the other side of the
coin, had the highest cost per case at
$586 but only has a 7% uninsured rate,”
people might have about others. But it
prohibits training that that implies any-
one is racist or sexist “by virtue of his
or her race, sex, and/or national origin.”
The lawsuit, however, said the word-
ing of the order is overly broad and is
already having a chilling effect on diver-
sity training. Some organizations have
asked that words including “systemic
racism” and “white privilege” be banned
from training, the complaint said. It also
cited the University of Iowa’s decision to
suspend its diversity efforts for fear of
losing government funding.
Michelle Lee, co-founder and CEO
of Awaken, which provides diversity
and inclusion workshops, said one of
her clients – a private company with
a government contract – reached out
shortly after the order was issued to
ask if she could omit “white privilege”
from a speech she planned to give to its
employees. Lee said she pushed back,
saying she did not believe that language
would violate the order, and the com-
pany relented.
“I did give the speech and I was extra
spicy. Not only did talk about white
privilege but I extended that further to
talk about white supremacy culture,”
Lee said.
She said another client, a non-profit
that relies on government grants, has
asked if Awaken planned to reformulate
its training. But Lee said no professional
ready to celebrate Independence Day,
turned out in pretty good numbers to buy
fireworks. Owners Kent and Julie Herzog
the report continues. “New Jersey’s low
uninsured rate and high cost per case is
likely a result of full utilization of testing
and treatment resources in the state. The
mobilization of testing and treatment
in New Jersey could be looked at as a
successful rollout of needed resources
compared to other states.”
At the time Quote Wizard’s report
was compiled, $1.5 billion in reimbursed
claims already had been paid nationwide
for testing and treatment of COVID-19
cases.
For the week of Oct. 16-22, the
Oklahoma State Department of Health
showed a 20% increase in COVID-19
cases compared to the week before,
adding 8,647 to the state’s total of 112,483
cases.
diversity trainer would imply that any
group has unconscious bias without
proper context.
“Of course we are not going to stand
up and say, ‘you people are inherently
racist,’” Lee said.
Within the government, the Justice
Department has suspended all diversity
and inclusion training. The government
has also canceled training programs at
the State Department, Environmental
Protection Agency and the Department
of Veteran Affairs.
The National Fair Housing Associa-
tion, which currently has a contract with
Department of Housing and Urban
Development, said in the lawsuit that it
routinely conducts internal training and
discussions to address “systemic racism,
unconscious bias, and racial inequities.”
Those include recent “informal con-
versation” with employees concerning
“perceptions of white people and other
demographic groups in connection with
the killing of George Floyd.”
The Labor Department is also using
the 1965 presidential order to target
companies, including Microsoft and
Wells Fargo, over public commitments
to expand or bolster Black and Hispanic
representation in leadership roles. The
government opened inquiries into both
companies, warning them against using
“discriminatory practices” to meet their
goals.
also made a decision to add things like
face masks and bottles of hand sanitizer
to their normal inventory of merchandise
like wedding sparklers and gender reveal
items. As fall and Halloween approached,
they planned to open a pumpkin patch
and to sell costumes as usual – though
customers would not be allowed to try
anything on, and costume selections
would be more limited this year than in
years past.
Moxley said their numbers have been
down this fall, but people have still come
out. Again, he said the business might
have benefited somewhat from local
residents feeling cooped up at home and
ready to celebrate Halloween.
As for the future, he said people in
seasonal businesses – along with most
others – will probably be haunted by
ghosts of 2020 for a while.
“But this is just one season,” he said.
“If the stars align, I think we’re going to
be OK.”
The Quote Wizard report noted that
more than half of the states with the
highest costs per case also had the highest
rates of uninsured people, and that the
number of uninsured is rising in part due
to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Pandemic job losses have led to
over 5 million people losing employer-
sponsored health insurance coverage,
and an estimated 10 million will have
lost their employer coverage by the end
of 2020,” the report reads.
Other reports find Oklahoma near the
top of the list of states with high rates of
uninsured, such as a May 2020 report from
Families USA, which ranked Oklahoma
with the third-highest uninsured rate in
the nation at 24%, Texas in the No. 1 spot
at 29% and Florida second with 25%.
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2B
Corporation
Commission
(CD11931980)
NOTICE OF HEARING
CAUSE PD NO. 202000127T
BEFORE THE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: QUAD OPER­
ATING COMPANY AND
BIXBY DUTCHER SAND
UNIT. RELIEF SOUGHT:
RESOLUTION OF
POLLUTION COMPLAINTS.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
NW/4 OF SECTION 22,
TOWNSHIP 17 NORTH,
RANGE 13 EAST, TULSA
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
All persons, owners, producers,
operators, purchasers and takers of oil
and gas, and all other interested parties
in Tulsa County, Oklahoma,
particularly: 151 Bixby LLC; Brian
Green; Steve Adams, Esq. and Melissa
Scimeca, Esq.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Applicant in this Cause is requesting
that the Commission find and determine
that portion of the Bixby Dutcher Sand
Unit, located in the NW/4 of Section
22, Township 17 North, Range 13 East,
Tulsa County, Oklahoma, is being oper­
ated in full compliance with the rules
and regulations of the Oklahoma Corpo­
ration Commission. The Applicant
further requests that the unresolved
pollution complaints regarding the
subject property be determined by the
Commission. Further, the Applicant
would request that the Commission
determine that the surface of the subject
property has or will be remediated in
order to become in full compliance with
the rules and regulations of the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the Applicant in this Cause is requesting
the following special relief: Possibly
make the Order effective on a date prior
to the signing thereof.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause be set before an
Administrative Law Judge for hearing,
taking of evidence and reporting their
findings and recommendations to the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause will be heard before an
Administrative Law Judge on the
Conservation Docket at the Corporation
Commission, Eastern Regional Office,
440 South Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74127, at 9:30 a.m., on the
24th day of November, 2020 and that
this Notice be published as required by
law and by the Rules of the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
any interested persons may participate
in the hearing by telephone. Instructions
for participation and teleconferenc­ e/
video numbers will be posted on the
Commission’s webpage, occeweb.com,
and sent out via the Commission’s
GovDelivery service. For further
infor­mation concerning the hearing,
interested persons may contact
Maribeth D. Snapp, Director, Judicial &
Legislative Services Division, by tele­
phone at 405‑301‑5238 or by e‑mail at
Maribeth.Snapp@occ.ok.gov.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the cost of telephonic communication
shall be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties
who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact the Applicant or
Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing
date, and provide their name and
telephone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
any party objecting to the place of
hearing should file their objection with
the Court Clerk not less than five (5)
days before the scheduled hearing.
Failure to make a timely objection to the
location of the hearing may be deemed
by the Commission as a waiver to the
place of hearing or venue.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
all interested parties may appear and be
heard. For information concerning this
action, contact WILLIAM H.
HUFFMAN, Attorney for Applicant,
Southbridge Office Park, 1743 E. 71st
Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136‑5108,
(918) 492‑4433.
DONE AND PERFORMED this 28th
day of October, 2020.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
J. Todd Hiett,
Chairman
Bob Anthony,
Vice‑Chairman
Dana L. Murphy,
Commissioner
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
Peggy Mitchell,
Secretary
(10‑30‑20)
(CD11932024)
NOTICE OF HEARING
CAUSE CD NO. 202001817T
BEFORE THE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: LITTLE
RIVER ENERGY
COMPANY. RELIEF
SOUGHT: POOLING.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
NORTHWEST QUARTER OF
THE NORTHEAST
QUARTER OF THE SOUTH­
WEST QUARTER OF
SECTION 5, TOWNSHIP 17
NORTH, RANGE 7 EAST,
CREEK COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all
persons, owners, producers, operators,
purchasers and takers of oil and gas,
and all other interested parties in Creek
County, Oklahoma, particularly: City of
Drumright; Estate of C W Collins, a/k/a
Charley Wilburn Collins, deceased;
John D Cooper Sr 2005 Revocable
Trust dated 1/28/2005, Thomas Zack
Cooper and Clara Frances Hodgens,
Successor Trustees; Magnum Hunter
Production, Inc., a subsidiary of
Cimarex Energy Co.; Richard A
Creekmore and Tammy R Creekmore;
Elena Belle Stewart, a/k/a Elaina Bell
Stewart; Gina McGaughey; Ida Matlock
Trust, Darell R. Matlock, Jr., Trustee;
Jerry Fulkerson, a/k/a Jerry Anthony
Fulkerson; John McGaughey, Jr., a/k/a
John Warren McGaughey; Juliana
Fulkerson Jacobi; Leland Matts; Mary
O’Neal Cruzan; Robert L Cottrell and
Ivy G Cottrell; Billy Neil Fulkerson;
Carolyn Fulkerson; Daniel Lee
Fulkerson, II; Danny Lee Fulkerson;
Julia Mae Bice Hoover; Dale Matts;
Dean Matts; Linda Kreel; Patsy Holt;
Barbara Jean Collins; Alice Reta
Terrell, s/p/a Rita A. Campbell; Barbara
Massey; Benny Fulkerson; Betty
Fulkerson, now Tinsley; Billy Joe
Fulkerson; Bob McClain; C.W.
Fulkerson; Carolyn S. Duncan; Carolyn
Taylor; Carrie Leta Rainwater a/k/a
Leta Rainwater; Carrie McClain, nee
Fulkerson; Cathe L. Duncan; Cindy
Fulkerson Faulkner; Cobra Petroleum
Company; Dana Jo Dye; Donald
Howard Fulkerson; Doneva M.
Fulkerson; Edward Neal Fulkerson;
Evelyn J. Matts; Fulkerson Production
Corporation, General Partner of J.W.
Fulkerson, Ltd.; Gary Leon Knapp;
Helen Pauline Fulkerson; J Dale
Thurman; J.D. Fulkerson; J.W.
Fulkerson, Ltd.; Jai Fulkerson; James B.
Fulkerson; James Fulkerson; James
Leroy Matts; Jeanne Davis; Jo A
Fulkerson; Joe Charles Fulkerson,
deceased; Joseph D. Fulkerson; Joyce
Dean Fulkerson, II; Laverne Juanita
McGeath; Leland Douglas Fulkerson;
Leland W. Fulkerson; M JaNelle Van
Der Sande; Marquetta Kohrig; Martha
E. Karpoff; Melvin Aaron Hanson;
Merle Guiwn Fulkerson, a/k/a Merle G.
Fulkerson; Merle Lee Fulkerson;
Michael Leighe Fulkerson; Mika
Newey;Mike L. Fulkerson; MinDea L.
Fulkerson; Monte Duncan; Monte
Fulkerson; Nancy Duncan; Norma
Underhill, deceased; Opal Ham; Orville
Pat Fulkerson; Pat Owens; Pattie Rush
Patterson; Peggy Sherrill Felger; Phillip
Fulkerson; RDF Revocable Trust dated
7/17/1992; Richard L. Bryant; Rick
Campbell; Robert Dillon Goodwin and
Newby Grant Goodwin; Robert E.
Bryant; Ruth Ann Lewallen; Ruth Marie
Matts, then Higgins; Sandra Rankin;
Scott Fulkerson; Sharon Knapp Wade,
deceased; Southwest Petroleum
Company; Sue Peters; Susan Smith;
Sylvia Singleton; Terry Duncan,
deceased; Violet Delancy; William
Fulkerson; Wilma M. Marshall; Carl
Neely and Darlene Neely; Hill Watkins;
Alice K. Tanner; Betty Jo Palmer;
Bobby Joe Fulkerson; C W Fulkerson;
Carl Fulkerson; Dorothy (Dottie)
Goodwin, formerly Grubbs; Evelyn J.
Matts; Fulkerson Family Trust; Daniel
L. Fulkerson & Cornelia Anna
Cartwright, Trustees; Grace Fulkerson;
Harriett Geneva Apple; Hazel
Thornburg; Hubert McKinley
Fulkerson; Imo Fulkerson; Imogene
Stanley; J.W. Fulkerson, Ltd.;
Fulkerson Production Corporation,
General Partner; James William
Fulkerson; John McGaughey; Joseph
Charles Fulkerson; Kathleen Rose
Martin; Lenar Myrtle Fulkerson; Leo
Jay Rush; Martha D. Fulkerson, a/k/a
Mattie D. Fulkerson; Merle Guiwn
Fulkerson; Michael Duncan; Nolen R.
Matts; Norma Underhill, deceased;
Oather E McClain; Ruby Dobbs; Ruth
Knapp; Sharon Knapp Wade; Terry
Duncan; William Fulkerson; Wilma M.
Marshall; Sue Sterling.
If any named person is deceased,
then the known or unknown heirs, exec­
utors, administrators, trustees, devisees,
and assigns, immediate and remote of
such decedent, are made respondents to
this Notice. If any named Respondent is
a corporation which does not continue
to have legal existence, then the known
or unknown successors, trustees or
assigns, if any of such entity, are made
respondents to this Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Applicant in this Cause is requesting
that the Commission pool as a unit and
adjudicate the rights and equities of all
oil and gas owners, pursuant to Title 52
O.S. §87.1, in the Hogshooter, Layton
(True), Coffeyville, Cleveland (Jones),
Oologah Limestone “Big Lime”,
Oswego, Prue, Skinner, Red Fork,
Bartlesville, Burgess (a/k/a Tucker),
First Wilcox, Second Wilcox and
Arbuckle common sources of supply
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underlying the Northwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of the Southwest
Quarter of Section 5, Township 17
North, Range 7 East, Creek County,
Oklahoma and to designate the
Applicant or some other party as
operator.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the Applicant in this Cause is requesting
the following special relief: To
authorize the Applicant or some other
party to drill said well, provide that the
operator have one‑year in which to
commence operations and possibly
make this Order effective on a date
prior to the signing thereof.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause be set before an
Administrative Law Judge for hearing,
taking of evidence and reporting their
findings and recommendations to the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause will be heard before an
Administrative Law Judge on the
Conservation Docket at the Corporation
Commission, Eastern Regional Office,
440 South Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74127, at 8:30 a.m., on the
23rd day of November, 2020, and that
this Notice be published as required by
law and by the Rules of the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
any interested persons may participate
in the hearing by telephone. Instructions
for participation and teleconferenc­ e/
video numbers will be posted on the
Commission’s webpage, occeweb.com,
and sent out via the Commission’s
GovDelivery service. For further
infor­mation concerning the hearing,
interested persons may contact
Maribeth D. Snapp, Director, Judicial &
Legislative Services Division, by tele­
phone at 405‑301‑5238 or by e‑mail at
Maribeth.Snapp@occ.ok.gov.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the cost of telephonic communication
shall be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties
who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact the Applicant or
Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing
date, and provide their name and
telephone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
any party objecting to the place of
hearing should file their objection with
the Court Clerk not less than five (5)
days before the scheduled hearing.
Failure to make a timely objection to the
location of the hearing may be deemed
by the Commission as a waiver to the
place of hearing or venue.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
all interested parties may appear and be
heard. For information concerning this
action, contact R. STEVE
CROWDER, PO Box 1113,
Drumright, Oklahoma 74030, (918)
352‑4444 or WILLIAM H.
HUFFMAN, Attorney for Applicant,
Southbridge Office Park, 1743 E. 71st
Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136‑5108,
(918) 492‑4433.
DONE AND PERFORMED this 28th
day of October, 2020.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
J. Todd Hiett,
Chairman
Bob Anthony,
Vice‑Chairman
Dana L. Murphy,
Commissioner
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
Peggy Mitchell,
Secretary
(10‑30‑20)
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CAUSE CD NO. 202001816T
BEFORE THE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: LITTLE
RIVER ENERGY
COMPANY. RELIEF
SOUGHT: SPACING. LEGAL
DESCRIPTION: NORTH‑
WEST QUARTER OF THE
NORTHEAST QUARTER OF
THE SOUTHWEST
QUARTER OF SECTION 5,
TOWNSHIP 17 NORTH,
RANGE 7 EAST, CREEK
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
All persons, owners, producers,
operators, purchasers and takers of oil
and gas, and all other interested parties
in Creek County, Oklahoma,
particularly: Estate of C W Collins,
a/k/a Charley Wilburn Collins,
deceased; Barbara Jean Collins; City of
Drumright; Richard A and Tammy R
Creekmore; John D Cooper Sr 2005
Revocable Trust dated 1/28/05, Thomas
Zack Cooper and Clara Frances
Hodgens, Successor Trustees; Jimmy
Lee Neely; Magnum Hunter Production,
Inc., A subsidiary of Cimarex Energy
Co.; Alice Reta Terrell, s/p/a Rita A.
Campbell; Barbara Massey; Benny
Fulkerson; Betty Fulkerson, now
Tinsley; Billy Joe Fulkerson; Bob
McClain; C.W. Fulkerson; Carolyn S.
Duncan; Carolyn Taylor; Carrie Leta
Rainwater a/k/a Leta Rainwater; Carrie
McClain, nee Fulkerson; Cathe L.
Duncan; Cindy Fulkerson Faulkner;
Cobra Petroleum Company; Dana Jo
Dye; Donald Howard Fulkerson;
Doneva M. Fulkerson; Edward Neal
Fulkerson; Elena Belle Stewart, a/k/a
Elaina Bell Stewart; Evelyn J. Matts;
Fulkerson Production Corporation,
General Partner of J.W. Fulkerson, Ltd.;
Gary Leon Knapp; Gina McGaughey;
Helen Pauline Fulkerson; Ida Matlock
Trust, Darell R. Matlock, Jr., Trustee; J
Dale Thurman; J.D. Fulkerson; J.W.
Fulkerson, Ltd.; Jai Fulkerson; James B.
Fulkerson; James Fulkerson; James
Leroy Matts; Jeanne Davis; Jerry
Fulkerson, a/k/a Jerry Anthony
Fulkerson; Jo A Fulkerson; Joe Charles
Fulkerson, deceased; John McGaughey,
Jr., a/k/a John Warren McGaughey;
Joseph D. Fulkerson; Joyce Dean
Fulkerson, II; Juliana Fulkerson Jacobi;
Laverne Juanita McGeath; Leland
Douglas Fulkerson; Leland Matts;
Leland W. Fulkerson; M JaNelle Van
Der Sande; Marquetta Kohrig; Martha
E. Karpoff; Mary Louise Allen; Mary
O’Neal Cruzan; Melvin Aaron Hanson
½; Merle Guiwn Fulkerson, a/k/a Merle
G. Fulkerson; Merle Lee Fulkerson;
Michael Leighe Fulkerson; Mika
Newey; Mike L. Fulkerson; MinDea L.
Fulkerson; Monte Duncan; Monte
Fulkerson; Nancy Duncan; Norma
Underhill, deceased; Opal Ham; Orville
Pat Fulkerson; Pat Owens; Pattie Rush
Patterson; Peggy Sherrill Felger; Phillip
Fulkerson; RDF Revocable Trust dated
7/17/1992; Richard L. Bryant; Rick
Campbell; Robert Dillon Goodwin and
Newby Grant Goodwin; Robert E.
Bryant; Ruth Ann Lewallen; Ruth Marie
Matts, then Higgins; Sandra Rankin;
Scott Fulkerson; Sharon Knapp Wade,
deceased; Southwest Petroleum
Company; Sue Peters; Susan Smith;
Sylvia Singleton; Terry Duncan,
deceased; Violet Delancy; William
Fulkerson; Wilma M. Marshall; Robert
L Cottrell and Ivy G Cottrell; Alice K.
Tanner; Betty Jo Palmer; Billy Neil
October 30, 2020
Fulkerson; Bobby Joe Fulkerson; Carl
Fulkerson; Carolyn Fulkerson; Dale
Matts; Daniel Lee Fulkerson, II; Danny
Lee Fulkerson; Dean Matts; Dorothy
(Dottie) Goodwin, formerly Grubbs;
Evelyn J. Matts; Fulkerson Family
Trust; Daniel L. Fulkerson & Cornelia
Anna Cartwright, Trustees; Grace
Fulkerson; Harriett Geneva Apple;
Hazel Thornburg; Hubert McKinley
Fulkerson; Imo Fulkerson; Imogene
Stanley; J.W. Fulkerson, Ltd.; James
William Fulkerson; John McGaughey;
Joseph Charles Fulkerson; Julia Mae
Bice Hoover; Kathleen Rose Martin;
Lenar Myrtle Fulkerson; Leo Jay Rush;
Linda Kreel; Martha D. Fulkerson, a/k/a
Mattie D. Fulkerson; Merle Guiwn
Fulkerson; Michael Duncan; Nolen R.
Matts; Norma Underhill, deceased;
Oather E McClain; Patsy Holt; Ruby
Dobbs; Ruth Knapp; Sharon Knapp
Wade; Sue Sterling; Terry Duncan;
William Fulkerson; Wilma M. Marshall.
If any named person is deceased,
then the known or unknown heirs, exec­
utors, administrators, trustees, devisees,
and assigns, immediate and remote of
such decedent, are made respondents to
this Notice. If any named respondent is
a corporation which does not continue
to have legal existence, then the known
or unknown successors, trustees or
assigns, if any of such entity, are made
respondents to this Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Applicant in this Cause is requesting
that the Commission issue an Order
establishing 10 acre drilling and spacing
units for the Layton (True), Cleveland
(Jones), Prue, Skinner and Red Fork
common sources of supply underlying
the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of
Section 5, Township 17 North, Range 7
East, Creek County, Oklahoma with the
unit being the governmental quarter
quarter quarter section and the proper
well location being anywhere within the
unit, but no closer than 165 feet to the
boundary of the unit and possibly
providing that this Order be made
effec­tive on a date prior to the signing
thereof.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the Applicant in this Cause is requesting
the following special relief: Possibly
make the Order effective on a date prior
to the signing thereof.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause be set before an
Administrative Law Judge for hearing,
taking of evidence and reporting their
findings and recommendations to the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause will be heard before an
Administrative Law Judge on the
Conservation Docket at the Corporation
Commission, Eastern Regional Office,
440 South Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74127, at 8:30 a.m., on the
23rd day of November, 2020, and that
this Notice be published as required by
law and by the Rules of the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
any interested persons may participate
in the hearing by telephone. Instructions
for participation and teleconferenc­ e/
video numbers will be posted on the
Commission’s webpage, occeweb.com,
and sent out via the Commission’s
GovDelivery service. For further
infor­mation concerning the hearing,
interested persons may contact
Maribeth D. Snapp, Director, Judicial &
Legislative Services Division, by tele­
phone at 405‑301‑5238 or by e‑mail at
Maribeth.Snapp@occ.ok.gov.
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Corporation
Commission
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the cost of telephonic communication
shall be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties
who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact the Applicant or
Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing
date, and provide their name and
telephone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
any party objecting to the place of
hearing should file their objection with
the Court Clerk not less than five (5)
days before the scheduled hearing.
Failure to make a timely objection to the
location of the hearing may be deemed
by the Commission as a waiver to the
place of hearing or venue.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
all interested parties may appear and be
heard. For information concerning this
action, contact R. STEVE
CROWDER, PO Box 1113,
Drumright, Oklahoma 74030, (918)
352‑4444 or WILLIAM H.
HUFFMAN, Attorney for Applicant,
Southbridge Office Park, 1743 E. 71st
Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136‑5108,
(918) 492‑4433.
DONE AND PERFORMED this 28th
day of October, 2020.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
J. Todd Hiett,
Chairman
Bob Anthony,
Vice‑Chairman
Dana L. Murphy,
Commissioner
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
Peggy Mitchell,
Secretary
(10‑30‑20)
(CD11932073)
NOTICE OF HEARING
CAUSE CD NO. 202001815T
BEFORE THE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: RUSH CREEK
OPERATING LLC. RELIEF
SOUGHT: POOLING.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
WEST HALF OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER OF
SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 15
NORTH, RANGE 9 EAST,
CREEK COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all
persons, owners, producers, operators,
purchasers and takers of oil and gas,
and all other interested parties in Creek
County, Oklahoma, particularly:
Diamond Land Resources, LLC; Tom
Baker, Trustee of The Gary L. Lyle
Trust; Larry Caldwell and Larisa Cald­
well; Regina Lynn Pebsworth; Roger
Shane Pebsworth; Consul Properties,
LLC; Sylvia Smith; Faye Sebring.
If any named person is deceased,
then the known or unknown heirs, exec­
utors, administrators, trustees, devisees,
and assigns, immediate and remote of
such decedent, are made respondents to
this Notice. If any named Respondent is
a corporation which does not continue
to have legal existence, then the known
or unknown successors, trustees or
assigns, if any of such entity, are made
respondents to this Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Applicant in this Cause is requesting
that the Commission pool as a unit and
adjudicate the rights and equities of all
oil and gas owners, pursuant to Title 52
O.S. §87.1, in the Calvin, Prue, Skinner,
Red Fork, Bartlesville, Gilcrease and
Wilcox common sources of supply
underlying the West Half of the North­
west Quarter of Section 33, Township
15 North, Range 9 East, Creek County,
Oklahoma and to designate the
Applicant or some other party as
operator.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the Applicant in this Cause is requesting
the following special relief: To
authorize the Applicant or some other
party to drill said well, provide that the
operator have one‑year in which to
commence operations and possibly
make this Order effective on a date
prior to the signing thereof.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause be set before an
Administrative Law Judge for hearing,
taking of evidence and reporting their
findings and recommendations to the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause will be heard before an
Administrative Law Judge on the
Conservation Docket at the Corporation
Commission, Eastern Regional Office,
440 South Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74127, at 8:30 a.m., on the
23rd day of November, 2020, and that
this Notice be published as required by
law and by the Rules of the
Commission. If the offices remain
closed, the hearing will be conducted
via telephone and/or video conference
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
any interested persons may participate
in the hearing by telephone. Instructions
for participation and teleconferenc­ e/
video numbers will be posted on the
Commission’s webpage, occeweb.com,
and sent out via the Commission’s
GovDelivery service. For further
infor­mation concerning the hearing,
interested persons may contact
Maribeth D. Snapp, Director, Judicial &
Legislative Services Division, by tele­
phone at 405‑301‑5238 or by e‑mail at
Maribeth.Snapp@occ.ok.gov.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the cost of telephonic communication
shall be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties
who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact the Applicant or
Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing
date, and provide their name and
telephone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
any part objecting to the place of
hearing should filed their objection with
the Court Clerk not less than five (5)
days before the initial scheduled
hearing. Failure to make a timely objec­
tion to the location of the hearing may
be deemed by the Commission as a
waiver to the place of hearing or venue.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
all interested parties may appear and be
heard. For information concerning this
action, contact LEE GASTON, agent
for Rush Creek Operating, LLC,
P.O. Box 212, Okmulgee, Oklahoma,
74447, (918) 758‑0008 or WILLIAM
H. HUFFMAN, Attorney for
Applicant, Southbridge Office Park,
1743 E. 71st Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma
74136‑5108, (918) 492‑4433.
DONE AND PERFORMED this 28th
day of October, 2020.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
J. Todd Hiett,
Chairman
Bob Anthony,
Vice‑Chairman
Dana L. Murphy,
Commissioner
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
Peggy Mitchell,
Secretary
(10‑30‑20)
(CD11932138)
NOTICE (Non‑Commercial Disposal
or Injection Well)
Application No. 2101002201
OKLAHOMA CORPORATION
COMMISSION
Oil and Gas Conservation Division
Jim Thorpe Building
P. O. BOX 52000
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
73152‑2000
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All
persons, owners, producers, operators
purchasers, and takers of oil and gas,
and all other interested persons, particu­
larly in STEPHENS County, Oklahoma:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
BANNER OIL & GAS LLC
10011 S. PENNSYLVANIA AVE
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73159
is requesting that the Commission,
pursuant to OCC‑OGR Rules
165:10‑5‑5 and 165:10‑5‑6 and ROP
165:5‑7‑30 administratively authorize
the approval of disposal/injection of
saltwater into a well as follows:
WELL NAME AND LOCATION:
CLEARY ALLEN 25 NW/4 SE/4
NW/4 NE/4 SECTION 15,
TOWNSHIP 3S, RANGE 5W
STEPHENS, COUNTY OK
*NOTE:(Lease name, well number
and location of well to nearest 10 acre
spot OR footages from section line; top
and bottom hole locations are given for
a directional or horizontal well)
NAME OF DISPOSAL ZONE AND
DEPTH LOCO, HOXBAR SAND
TOP:678 BOTTOM 2102
DISPOSAL RATE AND
PRESSURE: 1500 Bbs/day
339 Psi/Surface
Objections may be filed with the
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
within fifteen (15) days after the publi­
cation of this notice. Objections, if any,
should be mailed to Oil and Gas
Conservation Division, Pollution Abate­
ment Department, Jim Thorpe Building,
P. O. Box 52000, Oklahoma City, Okla­
homa 73152‑2000
(10‑30‑20)
(CD11932172)
NOTICE OF HEARING
CAUSE CD NO. 202001818
BEFORE THE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: TEP
ANADARKO BASIN SOUTH
III, LLC, TEP ANADARKO
BASIN SOUTH IV, LLC AND
C O N T I N E N T A L
RESOUCRES, INC. RELIEF
SOUGHT: INCREASED
WELL DENSITY. LEGAL
DESCRIPTION: SECTION 5,
TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH,
RANGE 6 WEST, GRADY
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
A. Ray Davis; Adrianne Lynnette
Sharrer, f/k/a Adrianne Lynnette
Willard, a/k/a Adrianne Lynette
Willard; Alexander L. Gates and / or
Amber D. Gates, Trustees or their
successors in trust under the Gates
Gamily Living Trust dated March 18,
2015; Andra J. McNeill, f/k/a Andi J.
McNeil; Archie R. Price; B&G
Resources, LLC; Barbara Ann Reed
Endahl; Barbara Reed Fleming
Conaway; Basin Operating Services,
LLC; Betty Reed Davis c/o Sandra
Jones; BHA LLC; Bill D. Bridwell and
Barbara S. Bridwell, Co‑Trustees of the
Bridwell Irrevocable Trust dtd
6/30/1999; Bill J. English; Blackacre
Resources, LLC; BLSD Minerals, LLC;
Brandi N. Gates‑Farley; Brandi Young;
Bret Riley; Bricktown Energy, LLC;
Bridwell Minerals, LLC; Buffalo Creek,
LLC; C. Curtis Parsley; Camino
Natural Resources, LLC; Cara Doran;
Carol Ann Reed Cofer; Carol Scott
Cecil; Catherine Holland Peterson;
Lester Doty; Charles Clinton Reed c/o
Charles Trompler, AIF; Charles F. Reed
c/o John Edward Reed; Cherry Creek
Minerals, LLC; Cheryl Mellethin;
Citizen Energy II, LLC; Citizen Energy
III, LLC; Cleo Martha Adair Harmon
c/o Philip Reed Adair; Cory Powell;
Crowhill Energy, LLC; CVO Minerals,
LLC c/o David Joseph O’Connor;
Daniel M. Sparks; David Edward
Fleming; David Rolf Hill; Katherine
Bauer Burrows Hill; Dawn Marie
Hillen, aka Dawn Mahon; Deborah Ann
Price, a/k/a Deborah A. Price; Delbert
Carlin, LLC; Earl Wayne Bridwell, Jr.;
Echo Minerals AC LLC; Echo Minerals
XV, LLC; Echo Minerals, LP; Edith
Ruby Adair Seabrook c/o Philip Reed
Adair; Emma Reed Adair c/o Phillip
Reed Adair; Etta Adair; Fairfield
Energy, LLC; First Avenue Church of
Christ; Fortune Natural Resources
Corporation; Gentsen Investors Limited
Partnership; Grey Rock Cavalier, LLC;
Gulfport MidCon LLC; Gwenda Keel;
Helen C. Statler; Heritage Resources
Non‑Op, LLC; Iris Dale Smith;
Jacqueline Lee Cadwalder ; Jaguar
Energy, Inc.; James K. Sullivan; Eve R.
Sullivan; James S. Sparks; Jody Stuart,
f/k/a Jody Reed ; John Edward Reed;
John Melvin Adair c/o Philip Reed
Adair; JP Drilling Fund, LLC ; Judith
Ann Cadwalder; Justin Powell;
Kaiser‑Francis Oil Company; Kansas
Masonic Home ; Karen A. Miles, fka
Mrs. C.W. Medlock, Jr.; Kelly Mahon,
remaindermen; Kirby Minerals;
Kristopher J. McKenney; L P Laird
Estate, deceased Glenn F. Laird,
Special Administrator; Larisa Parsley,
now Danforth; Lillian Serepta Adair
Johnson c/o Philip Reed Adair; Linda
Anderson; Linda English; Lisa Rosalie
Gates; LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Lucas
S. Gates; Lynna Gaye Fleming Holcome
Bond; Mahonna McScotts,
remaindermen, aka Mahonna Holder;
Marathon Oil Company Attn: James R.
Bowden, Land Dept.; Marcia Sue
Anderson c/o Linda Anderson; Marilyn
Reed McCauley, now Wilson Stephen
Ellis McCauley; Mark McNeill; Marsha
A. Denney; Mary Elizabeth Ramsey;
Maverick Energy, LLC; Meade Energy
Corp.; Melba Carpenter Reed Heilman;
MFC Interests LLC; Mildred Eileen
Adair Dryden; Mitchell Royalty, LP;
Natalie Parsley ; Nella S. Bourke, aka
Nella Sparks Bourke; Oklahoma Royal­
ties, LLC; Oklahoma Unconventional
LLC; Olive Adair Shelby c/o Philip
Reed Adair; Ovintiv Mid‑Continent Inc.
Christian Sizemore, AIF; Pacific Enter­
prises ABC Corporation c/o PEC
Minerals, LP; Patricia Ann Reed
Morrison; Petrogulf Corporation; Phillip
Reed Adair; Phyllis A. Howard; Phyllis
Adair Rose c/o Philip Reed Adair;
Providence Energy Partners II, LP; R &
G Holdings LLC BOKF, NA, Agent;
Raisa Funding I LLC; Raymond C.
Adair c/o Philip Reed ; Record Oil and
Gas, LLC; Red Rocks Energy II, LLC;
Red Rocks Oil & Gas Operating, LLC;
Red Wolf Acquisitions, LLC; Red Wolf
Operating, LLC; Rex Elliot Emir Gates;
Richard Lee Price; Rita Owens McNeill
f/k/a Rita Owens; River Ranch
Resources, LLC; Roan Resources,
LLC; Robert E. Williams, Trustee of the
Robert E. Williams Trust #1, dated
10/18/1995; Robert W. Gates; Ronald
Taylor; Ronnie Lee Price c/o Deborah
Ann Price; Rosa Scott; Ruth M. Holder;
Sandra Jones; SCOOP I LP; Setha M.
Lucero Living Trust dtd 1/23/19, Setha
M. Lecero, Trustee; Shelise Parsley ;
Sixty Nine Oil & Gas LP; Sooner
Mineral Company; Statler LLC Jimmy
Sue Guggenheim, Manager; Stephen
Loren Reed; Sterling J. Gates; Steve
Anderson; Sven Energy, LLC; TEP
Anadarko Basin South Ill, LLC c/o
Titanium Exploration Partners, LLC;
TEP Anadarko Basin South IV, LLC
c/o Titanium Exploration Partners, LLC;
The Alberta M. Palmquist Revocable
Trust u/a/d 11/27/1987 c/o Lavola Gene
Allen; The Clois G. O’Connor &
Virginia L. O’Connor Family Trust u/a/d
1/29/1992 Clois G. O’Connor &
Virginia L. O’Connor, Co‑Trustees; The
Dorothy Dell Graeber Trust dated
5/5/1978; The Leavenworth National
Bank & Trust Co., Trustee; The J.
Harper Thomas Limited Partnership;
The Jane T. Eberhardt Revocable Trust
u/a/d 12/9/2009, Jane T. Eberhardt,
Trustee; The Sullivan Family
Partnership Elzalene Sullivan, Ann
Sullivan Avent, & James K. Sullivan,
Partners; The W.O. Allen Oil Company,
L.L.C. c/o Charles Baber, Manager;
The Walters Family Survivors Trust
created under The Walters Family Trust
u/a/d 7/26/1996, Ann C.T. Walters,
Trustee; The Whitten Family Revocable
Trust, dated 09/26/2011 ; Thomas E.
Williams, Jr. Trustee of the Thomas E.
Williams Jr. Revocable Family Trust
dated 6/20/02; Trinity United Methodist
Church of Carrizozo, NM Attn: Scott
Shafer; Twin Creek Holdings LLC; Unit
Petroleum Company; United Methodist
Church of Goff, KS Attn: Philip H.
Gosling; United Methodist Church of
Hamilton, KS Attn: Edward Fry; United
Methodist Church of La Crosse, KS
Attn: Raynell Penka; United Methodist
Church of Wamego, KS Attn: Karl
Lindemuth; United Methodist Church of
Westmoreland, KS Attn: Robert A.
Stalder; Vickie M. Gates; Vickie Sue
Willard; Vivian L. Sparks; W. R. Price
c/o Archie Price; W. R. Price, Personal
Representative of the Estate of Nona
Scott Price, deceased c/o Archie Price;
Ward Petroleum Corporation;
Warwick‑Jupiter, LLC;
Warwick‑Minerva, LLC; WEP
Operating OK, LLC ; WEP Royalty
Holdings, LLC ; West Community Care
Home c/o Steve Ebert; Will Reece &
Mira Reece, Trustees under the Reece
Living Trust dated 9/19/2016; Wilma
Reed Trompler; Woodard Bentley
Gates; Yellow House, LLC; C.J.
Denney; Donald Jay Reed; Dorothy
Jane Graham; James A. Smith;
Josephine J. Messick Woodrich; Leona
B. Brown; their heirs, devisees,
executors, administrators, trustees,
successors and assigns and all persons,
owners, producers, operators,
purchasers and takers of oil and gas,
and all interested parties, particularly in
Grady County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Applicant requests the Corporation
Commission enter an Order, to be effec­
tive as of the date of the execution
thereof or as of a date prior thereto,
authorizing Applicant or some other
party recommended by Applicant to
drill, complete and produce three addi­
tional wells in Section 5, Township 5
North, Range 6 West, Grady County,
Oklahoma, so as to produce
hydrocarbons from the Woodford
common source of supply in the
journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » October 30, 2020»
640‑acre horizontal well drilling and
spacing unit established therefore by
Order No. 607531 and establishing a
proper allowable for such wells and
unit.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
Applicant in this Cause is requesting the
following special relief: Applicant may
request the Order be effective as of the
date of the execution thereof or as of a
date prior thereto and designate
Applicant or some other party recom­
mended by Applicant to drill, complete
and produce the well(s).
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause be set before an
Administrative Law Judge for hearing,
taking of evidence and reporting to the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause will be heard before an
Administrative Law Judge on the Initial
Hearing Docket at the Corporation
Commission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe
Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at
8:30 a.m., on the 24th day of
November, 2020, and that this Notice
be published as required by law and by
the rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
Applicant and interested parties may
present testimony by telephone. The
cost of telephonic communication shall
be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties
who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s
attorney, prior to the hearing date, and
provide their name and phone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
due to the COVID‑19 pandemic, access
to the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted.
The referenced hearing may be
conducted via teleconference or
videoconference. Before coming to the
building for this hearing, please visit the
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
website at www.occweb.com to deter­
mine the status of building access.
Instructions for participating via tele­
conference of videoconference are
available on the Commission’s website.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
all interested persons may appear and
be heard. For information concerning
this action, contact Brett Lowry, Lowry
Land Co., Inc., 6801 Broadway Ext #
204, Oklahoma City, OK 73116, (405)
234‑9000, brett.lowry@lowryland.com;
or, Karl F. Hirsch of the law firm
Hirsch, Heath & White, PLLC,
Attorney for Applicant, 901 Cedar Lake
Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
73114, (405) 235‑1768.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
J. TODD HIETT,
CHAIRMAN
BOB ANTHONY,
VICE CHAIRMAN
DANA L. MURPHY,
COMMISSIONER
DONE AND PERFORMED THIS
28TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 2020.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION
Peggy Mitchell, Commission
Secretary
(10‑30‑2020)
(CD11932177)
NOTICE OF HEARING
CAUSE CD NO. 202001819
BEFORE THE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: TEP
ANADARKO BASIN SOUTH
III, LLC, TEP ANADARKO
BASIN SOUTH IV, LLC AND
C O N T I N E N T A L
RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF
SOUGHT: INCREASED
WELL DENSITY. LEGAL
DESCRIPTION: SECTION 5,
TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH,
RANGE 6 WEST, GRADY
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
A. Ray Davis; Adrianne Lynnette
Sharrer, f/k/a Adrianne Lynnette
Willard, a/k/a Adrianne Lynette
Willard; Alexander L. Gates and / or
Amber D. Gates, Trustees or their
successors in trust under the Gates
Gamily Living Trust dated March 18,
2015; Andra J. McNeill, f/k/a Andi J.
McNeil; Archie R. Price; B&G
Resources, LLC; Barbara Ann Reed
Endahl; Barbara Reed Fleming
Conaway; Basin Operating Services,
LLC; Betty Reed Davis c/o Sandra
Jones; BHA LLC; Bill D. Bridwell and
Barbara S. Bridwell, Co‑Trustees of the
Bridwell Irrevocable Trust dtd
3B
6/30/1999; Bill J. English; Blackacre
Resources, LLC; BLSD Minerals, LLC;
Brandi N. Gates‑Farley; Brandi Young;
Bret Riley; Bricktown Energy, LLC;
Bridwell Minerals, LLC; Buffalo Creek,
LLC; C. Curtis Parsley; Camino
Natural Resources, LLC; Cara Doran;
Carol Ann Reed Cofer; Carol Scott
Cecil; Catherine Holland Peterson;
Lester Doty; Charles Clinton Reed c/o
Charles Trompler, AIF; Charles F. Reed
c/o John Edward Reed; Cherry Creek
Minerals, LLC; Cheryl Mellethin;
Citizen Energy II, LLC; Citizen Energy
III, LLC; Cleo Martha Adair Harmon
c/o Philip Reed Adair; Cory Powell;
Crowhill Energy, LLC; CVO Minerals,
LLC c/o David Joseph O’Connor;
Daniel M. Sparks; David Edward
Fleming; David Rolf Hill; Katherine
Bauer Burrows Hill; Dawn Marie
Hillen, aka Dawn Mahon; Deborah Ann
Price, a/k/a Deborah A. Price; Delbert
Carlin, LLC; Earl Wayne Bridwell, Jr.;
Echo Minerals AC LLC; Echo Minerals
XV, LLC; Echo Minerals, LP; Edith
Ruby Adair Seabrook c/o Philip Reed
Adair; Emma Reed Adair c/o Phillip
Reed Adair; Etta Adair; Fairfield
Energy, LLC; First Avenue Church of
Christ; Fortune Natural Resources
Corporation; Gentsen Investors Limited
Partnership; Grey Rock Cavalier, LLC;
Gulfport MidCon LLC; Gwenda Keel;
Helen C. Statler; Heritage Resources
Non‑Op, LLC; Iris Dale Smith;
Jacqueline Lee Cadwalder ; Jaguar
Energy, Inc.; James K. Sullivan; Eve R.
Sullivan; James S. Sparks; Jody Stuart,
f/k/a Jody Reed ; John Edward Reed;
John Melvin Adair c/o Philip Reed
Adair; JP Drilling Fund, LLC ; Judith
Ann Cadwalder; Justin Powell;
Kaiser‑Francis Oil Company; Kansas
Masonic Home ; Karen A. Miles, fka
Mrs. C.W. Medlock, Jr.; Kelly Mahon,
remaindermen; Kirby Minerals;
Kristopher J. McKenney; L P Laird
Estate, deceased Glenn F. Laird,
Special Administrator; Larisa Parsley,
now Danforth; Lillian Serepta Adair
Johnson c/o Philip Reed Adair; Linda
Anderson; Linda English; Lisa Rosalie
Gates; LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Lucas
S. Gates; Lynna Gaye Fleming Holcome
Bond; Mahonna McScotts,
remaindermen, aka Mahonna Holder;
Marathon Oil Company Attn: James R.
Bowden, Land Dept.; Marcia Sue
Anderson c/o Linda Anderson; Marilyn
Reed McCauley, now Wilson Stephen
Ellis McCauley; Mark McNeill; Marsha
A. Denney; Mary Elizabeth Ramsey;
Maverick Energy, LLC; Meade Energy
Corp.; Melba Carpenter Reed Heilman;
MFC Interests LLC; Mildred Eileen
Adair Dryden; Mitchell Royalty, LP;
Natalie Parsley ; Nella S. Bourke, aka
Nella Sparks Bourke; Oklahoma Royal­
ties, LLC; Oklahoma Unconventional
LLC; Olive Adair Shelby c/o Philip
Reed Adair; Ovintiv Mid‑Continent Inc.
Christian Sizemore, AIF; Pacific Enter­
prises ABC Corporation c/o PEC
Minerals, LP; Patricia Ann Reed
Morrison; Petrogulf Corporation; Phillip
Reed Adair; Phyllis A. Howard; Phyllis
Adair Rose c/o Philip Reed Adair;
Providence Energy Partners II, LP; R &
G Holdings LLC BOKF, NA, Agent;
Raisa Funding I LLC; Raymond C.
Adair c/o Philip Reed ; Record Oil and
Gas, LLC; Red Rocks Energy II, LLC;
Red Rocks Oil & Gas Operating, LLC;
Red Wolf Acquisitions, LLC; Red Wolf
Operating, LLC; Rex Elliot Emir Gates;
Richard Lee Price; Rita Owens McNeill
f/k/a Rita Owens; River Ranch
Resources, LLC; Roan Resources,
LLC; Robert E. Williams, Trustee of the
Robert E. Williams Trust #1, dated
10/18/1995; Robert W. Gates; Ronald
Taylor; Ronnie Lee Price c/o Deborah
Ann Price; Rosa Scott; Ruth M. Holder;
Sandra Jones; SCOOP I LP; Setha M.
Lucero Living Trust dtd 1/23/19, Setha
M. Lecero, Trustee; Shelise Parsley ;
Sixty Nine Oil & Gas LP; Sooner
Mineral Company; Statler LLC Jimmy
Sue Guggenheim, Manager; Stephen
Loren Reed; Sterling J. Gates; Steve
Anderson; Sven Energy, LLC; TEP
Anadarko Basin South Ill, LLC c/o
Titanium Exploration Partners, LLC;
TEP Anadarko Basin South IV, LLC
c/o Titanium Exploration Partners, LLC;
The Alberta M. Palmquist Revocable
Trust u/a/d 11/27/1987 c/o Lavola Gene
Allen; The Clois G. O’Connor &
Virginia L. O’Connor Family Trust u/a/d
1/29/1992 Clois G. O’Connor &
Virginia L. O’Connor, Co‑Trustees; The
Dorothy Dell Graeber Trust dated
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Corporation
Commission
5/5/1978; The Leavenworth National
Bank & Trust Co., Trustee; The J.
Harper Thomas Limited Partnership;
The Jane T. Eberhardt Revocable Trust
u/a/d 12/9/2009, Jane T. Eberhardt,
Trustee; The Sullivan Family
Partnership Elzalene Sullivan, Ann
Sullivan Avent, & James K. Sullivan,
Partners; The W.O. Allen Oil Company,
L.L.C. c/o Charles Baber, Manager;
The Walters Family Survivors Trust
created under The Walters Family Trust
u/a/d 7/26/1996, Ann C.T. Walters,
Trustee; The Whitten Family Revocable
Trust, dated 09/26/2011 ; Thomas E.
Williams, Jr. Trustee of the Thomas E.
Williams Jr. Revocable Family Trust
dated 6/20/02; Trinity United Methodist
Church of Carrizozo, NM Attn: Scott
Shafer; Twin Creek Holdings LLC; Unit
Petroleum Company; United Methodist
Church of Goff, KS Attn: Philip H.
Gosling; United Methodist Church of
Hamilton, KS Attn: Edward Fry; United
Methodist Church of La Crosse, KS
Attn: Raynell Penka; United Methodist
Church of Wamego, KS Attn: Karl
Lindemuth; United Methodist Church of
Westmoreland, KS Attn: Robert A.
Stalder; Vickie M. Gates; Vickie Sue
Willard; Vivian L. Sparks; W. R. Price
c/o Archie Price; W. R. Price, Personal
Representative of the Estate of Nona
Scott Price, deceased c/o Archie Price;
Ward Petroleum Corporation;
Warwick‑Jupiter, LLC;
Warwick‑Minerva, LLC; WEP
Operating OK, LLC ; WEP Royalty
Holdings, LLC ; West Community Care
Home c/o Steve Ebert; Will Reece &
Mira Reece, Trustees under the Reece
Living Trust dated 9/19/2016; Wilma
Reed Trompler; Woodard Bentley
Gates; Yellow House, LLC; C.J.
Denney; Donald Jay Reed; Dorothy
Jane Graham; James A. Smith;
Josephine J. Messick Woodrich; Leona
B. Brown; their heirs, devisees,
executors, administrators, trustees,
successors and assigns and all persons,
owners, producers, operators,
purchasers and takers of oil and gas,
and all interested parties, particularly in
Grady County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Applicant requests the Corporation
Commission enter an Order, to be effec­
tive as of the date of the execution
thereof or as of a date prior thereto,
authorizing Applicant or some other
party recommended by Applicant to
drill, complete and produce one
additional well in Section 5, Township
5 North, Range 6 West, Grady County,
Oklahoma, so as to produce
hydrocarbons from the Mississippian
common source of supply in the
640‑acre horizontal well drilling and
spacing unit established therefore by
Order No. 607531 and establishing a
proper allowable for such wells and
unit.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
Applicant in this Cause is requesting the
following special relief: Applicant may
request the Order be effective as of the
date of the execution thereof or as of a
date prior thereto and designate
Applicant or some other party recom­
mended by Applicant to drill, complete
and produce the well(s).
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause be set before an
Administrative Law Judge for hearing,
taking of evidence and reporting to the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause will be heard before an
Administrative Law Judge on the Initial
Hearing Docket at the Corporation
Commission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe
Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at
8:30 a.m., on the 24th day of
November, 2020, and that this Notice
be published as required by law and by
the rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
Applicant and interested parties may
present testimony by telephone. The
cost of telephonic communication shall
be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties
who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s
attorney, prior to the hearing date, and
provide their name and phone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
due to the COVID‑19 pandemic, access
to the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted.
The referenced hearing may be
conducted via teleconference or
videoconference. Before coming to the
building for this hearing, please visit the
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
website at www.occweb.com to deter­
mine the status of building access.
Instructions for participating via tele­
conference of videoconference are
available on the Commission’s website.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
all interested persons may appear and
be heard. For information concerning
this action, contact Brett Lowry, Lowry
Land Co., Inc., 6801 Broadway Ext #
204, Oklahoma City, OK 73116, (405)
234‑9000, brett.lowry@lowryland.com;
or, Karl F. Hirsch of the law firm
Hirsch, Heath & White, PLLC,
Attorney for Applicant, 901 Cedar Lake
Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
73114, (405) 235‑1768.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
J. TODD HIETT,
CHAIRMAN
BOB ANTHONY,
VICE CHAIRMAN
DANA L. MURPHY,
COMMISSIONER
DONE AND PERFORMED THIS
28TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 2020.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION
Peggy Mitchell, Commission
Secretary
(10‑30‑2020)
(CD11932181)
NOTICE OF HEARING
CAUSE CD NO. 202001820
BEFORE THE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: TEP
ANADARKO BASIN SOUTH
III, LLC, TEP ANADARKO
BASIN SOUTH IV, LLC AND
C O N T I N E N T A L
RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF
SOUGHT: INCREASED
WELL DENSITY. LEGAL
DESCRIPTION: SECTION
32, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH,
RANGE 6 WEST, GRADY
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
Adrianne Lynnette Sharrer, f/k/a
Adrianne Lynnette Willard, a/k/a
Adrianne Lynette Willard; Albert
Swann, spa A B. Swann, spa A. R.
Swann c/o Tony R. Shriver; Alma
Lorene Bentley Kamm c/o Bradd
Kamm; Alva Lee Mullican and Luchita
A. Mullican, Trustees of the Mullican
Family Trust of February 1, 1991; Amy
F. Carlin; Anderman Oils, LLC c/o
Chesapeake Exploration, LLC; Andra J.
McNeill, f/k/a Andi J. McNeil; Anna L.
Brock; Anthony Blalock; B. Jack
McCoy; BADS Partners; Basin
Operating Services, LLC; Basin
Resources, LLC; Bert Wininger, Jr.;
Betty Jo Mullican Family L.P.; BHA
LLC; Bill D. Bridwell and Barbara S.
Bridwell, Co‑Trustees of the Bridwell
Irrevocable Trust dtd 6/30/1999; Black
Hawk Royalty IV, LP; Blackacre
Resources LLC; Bowery Royalties,
LLC; Brandi Young; Brenda Magoon,
Kaiser‑Francis, Agent; Bricktown
Energy, LLC; Bridget Madison; Byron
C. Moon; Rhonda D. Moon; C.A.
Bentley, Jr. c/o Bradd Kamm; Camino
Natural Resources, LLC; Carrie Jolene
Steffens, Personal Representative of the
Estate of Willa Deane Andrews;
Charles G. Polk; Charlotte Swann;
Chesapeake Exploration, LLC; Chozen
Family Trust Kaiser‑Francis, Agent;
Cimarex Energy Co.; Citizen Energy II,
LLC; Citizen Energy III, LLC; Clayton
T. Coleman; Clyde Holder, Jr.; Collins
Permian, LP; Consolidated Resources
Company, LLC; Cornerstone Energy
Partners, LLC; Cory Powell; Crowhill
Energy, LLC; DAB Investments, LLC;
Dale Williston Minerals 2012‑B, LP;
Dale/Peregrine Minerals Fund, LP;
Dale/P Minerals, LP; Danny Lee Carlin;
David Dellinger; Delbert Carlin LLC;
Dolly Stondell; Donald Bert Wininger,
Jr.; Lisa A.M. Garrett; Dorchester
Resources, LP; Doris Ann Johnston
Lang; Herbert B. Lang; DragonSlayer,
LLC; Earl F. Poytress, Jr; EAW Energy
Partners Fund I, L.P.; EC Coppola
Family LP; Echo Energy LLC; Echo
Energy Partners I, LLC; Echo Minerals
AC II LLC; Echo Minerals AC LLC;
Echo Minerals, LP; Echo‑Warwick
Minerals, LLC; Elizabeth Marie
Schooler Davidson; ELR Production
Ltd.; Enervest Energy Institutional Fund
XIII‑A, LP; Enervest Energy
Institutional Fund XIII‑WIB, LP;
Enervest Energy Institutional Fund
XIII‑WIC, LP; Eric Dellinger; Esther
Sluyter, a/k/a Esther Shryter c/o Ralph
Holder; Eva Lee Runyon c/o John L.
Runyon; Exco Resources Inc.; Expro‑1,
LP; Fairfield Energy, LLC; Fortune
Natural Resources Corporation; Four­
point Energy LLC; Franco‑Nevada
Delaware, LLC; G. Stacy Smith; GBK
Investments, LLC; GBK‑1976, a
Limited Partnership; George B. Kaiser
c/o Kaiser‑Francis; GHK Royalty, LLC;
Gladstone Royalties, LLC; Goss
Family, LP; Grace Mae Smith; Greg
Shepherd, Charlotte Foster, and JoAnn
Pannan, Trustees, and their respective
successor Trustees, of the Bert
Wininger, Sr. and Bertha Wininger
Irrevocable Trust; Grey Rock Cavalier,
LLC; Gulfport MidCon LLC; Hazel
Swann Hill; Helen R. Ledbetter;
Herbert Albert Swann c/o Hazel Swann
Hill; Heritage Resources‑NonOp, LLC;
Integrity Oil and Gas, LLC; Isabella
Royalties, LLC; IVIS, Inc.; Jack B.
Searle; Tamara D. Searle; Jack Lashley;
Jackfork Land Inc; Jaguar Energy, Inc.;
JAL Interests, LLC; James M. Shriver;
James Monroe Green; James Shinder;
Susan Shinder; Jay M. Chozen Living
Trust Kaiser‑Francis, Agent; Jean
Holzer; Jerry Glenn Mullican; Jimmy
Swann; Jo Ann Shriver, widow of
Russell W. Shriver; Jody Reed a/k/a Jo
Ellen Reed; Joel Jankowsky 2003
Exempt Trust Kaiser‑Francis, Agent;
Joel Jankowsky Exempt Family Trust
Kaiser‑Francis, Agent; Joel Jankowsky
Trust c/o Kaiser‑Francis; Joel Paul Ivy;
John Runyon; Jon R. Ritchey; Joseph I.
Worsham, II; JP Drilling Fund, LLC;
Juanita Hopkins c/o Juanita Vannoy;
Juanita Vannoy; Justin Powell;
Kaiser‑Francis Oil Company; Katherine
Ann Schooler Kaya; Kelly Atwell; Kent
Harrell d/b/a Harrell Energy Company;
Kent J. Harrell, Trustee of the Kent J.
Harrell Revocable Trust dated the 19th
day of January, 1995; Key Production
Company, Inc.; Kimberly Wehba;
KnowCanDo, Ltd.; L P Laird Estate
Glenn F. Laird, Special Administrator;
Lakewind, LLC; Laurie York, now
Wilson; Lefco Energy, LLC; Legacy
Royalty, LLC; Linda Swann; Linda
Whitney; Linda E. Pearson, Trustee of
the Linda E. Pearson Trust; Linda Sue
Harris; Randy Jay Harris; Lindsey C.
Coleman, aka Lindsey Campbell
Coleman, aka Lindsey C. Humphrey;
LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Lori A.
Chozen Revocable Trust
Kaiser‑Francis, Agent; Lou Ann
Talbert; Luchita Mulhican and Robert
Anthome, the Trustees and their
successors, of the Alva Lee Mullican
Trust, dated December 2, 1981;
Maebeth Douglas Waghtal; Magnum
Hunter Production Company, Inc.;
Magnum Hunter Production, Inc.;
MAP2009‑OK c/o MAP Royalty, Inc.;
Marathon Oil Company Attn: James R.
Bowden, Land Dept.; Marilyn Olson;
Mark McNeill; Mary L. Douglas c/o
Jean D. Holzer; Mary Moseley c/o
Janet Anderson Hecht; Mary V.
Binning; Mateo Partners, LLC;
Matthew Stephen Schooler; Maverick
Energy, LLC; Meade Oil and Gas,
LLC; Merit Energy Partners G, LP;
Merit Energy Partners H, LP; Merit
Energy Partners I, LP; Merit Energy
Partners VI, ; Merit Energy Partners
VIII, LP; Merit Energy Partners X, LP;
Merit Hugoton LP; MFC Interests LLC;
Mia Ann Horlbeck, a/k/a Mia Horlbeck
Rapport, Trustee of the Three Sisters
Royalty Trust; Mid South Energy Hold­
ings, LLC; Miller Investment
Properties, Inc.; Mohan Petroleum
Oklahoma, Inc.; Morado Energy
Partners, LLC; Morin Family Limited
Liability Limited Partnership; Mr.
Mark McNeil; Ms. Jody Reed; Ms. Rita
Owens; Nancy Alice Kitson, Trustee
of the Nancy Alice Kitson Revocable
Trust dated 8/9/2013; Nancy Ander­
son‑Smith; Nansy Nioma Butler Parnell;
New Direction IRA, Inc. f/b/o Mark
Floyd IRA; Ovintiv Mid‑Continent Inc.
Christian Sizemore, AIF; Pamela Ann
Bell; Patricia J. Carlin as widow of
Timmy Allen Carlin; PEC Minerals,
LP; Petrogulf Corporation; Plainview
Oil Company, LLC; Prentiss Swann;
Pride Energy Company; QEP Energy
Company; Raintree Energy, LLC; Ralph
W. White, Jr., Trustee of the Ralph W.
White, Jr. Revocable Inter Vivos Trust
Agreement dated the 28th day of
December, 2007; Ralph Holder;
Randall Joe Mullican & Vickie Jan
Mullican, Co Trustees of the Randall &
Jan Mullican Living Trust U/A dated
1/8/2008; R‑Echo Holdings, LLC;
Record Oil and Gas, LLC; Rector
Family Limited Liability Limited Part­
nership; Red Rocks Energy II, LLC;
Red Wolf Acquisitions, LLC; Red Wolf
Operating, LLC; RHB, Inc.; Rhonda
Crenshaw; Richard Delllinger; Rita
Owens McNeill, fka Rita Owens;
Riviera Upstream LLC; Roan
Resources, LLC; Robert Campbell, Jr;
Rocky Ray Polk; Ronnie Joe; Jimmie
Ann Maxwell; Russell W. Shriver; Sally
A. Rosenthal, daughter of Russell W.
Shriver; Sam George Kouri and Velma
E. Kouri c/o Charles G. Polk; Sanguine
Eastern Anadarko II, LLC; Sanguine
Gas Exploration, LLC; SCOOP I LP;
Scott Stout c/o Lindsey C. Coleman;
Setha M. Lucero Living Trust dtd
1/23/19, Setha M. Lecero, Trustee; Six
S Energy Group, LLC; Sixty Nine Oil
& Gas LP; SM Energy, fka St. Mary
Land & Exploration Co.; Steve
Stephenson, Trustee of the Kelly Ann
Stephenson Trust c/o Kelly Ann
Stephenson; Steve Stephenson, Trustee
of the Michael Stephen Stephenson
Trust c/o Michael Stephen ; Steven A.
Shriver, son of Russell W. Shriver;
Steven K. Kitson; Steven L Terry; Sue
Ann and Michael Herborn Trust c/o
Kaiser‑Francis; Sue Herborn McCoy
Exempt Family Trust Kaiser‑Francis,
Agent; Sundown Resources, LLC;
Sunrise Exploration, a partnership
consisting of Kent J. Harrell and Ralph
H. Smith; Sunshine Development
Corporation c/o Unit Petroleum Corp.;
Sven Energy, LLC; Ted Collins, Jr.;
TEP Anadarko Basin South Ill, LLC c/o
Titanium Exploration Partners, LLC;
TEP Anadarko Basin South IV, LLC
c/o Titanium Exploration Partners, LLC;
Teresa Carlin Harmon, Heir of Timmy
Allen Carlin; Terra Rosa Royalty Corp.;
Texhoma Mineral Co., LLC; The Carla
C. Hill Revocable Living Trust
Agreement dated 10/21/1996, Carla C.
Hill, Trustee; The John L. Mills Trust C
f/b/o John Mills, Ill, Bank of Oklahoma
N.A. and Virginia M. Broberg as
Co‑Trustees c/o Meristem Attn: L.
Karls; The John L. Mills Trust C f/b/o
Virginia M. Borberg, Bank of
Oklahoma N.A. and Virginia M.
Broberg as Co‑Trustees c/o Meristem
Attn: L. Karls; The Joyce L. Johnston
Revocable Living Trust u/a/d
10/9/2014, Joyce L. Johnston, Trustee;
The Local Queen Trust; The Melinda
Campbell Coleman Trust dated April
26, 1996, Carla Campbell Hill,
Successor Trustee; The Terry Twisted
Willow Trust, dtd 12/2/2013; Themis­
tolces Inc.; Timmy Allen Carlin;
Titanium Energy, LLC; Tony R.
Shriver, Trustee of the Shriver Family
Trust dated 9/13/1996; Twin Creek
Holdings LLC; Verden Land Inc.;
Vesco Family Limited Liability Limited
Partnership; Vickie Sue Willard; W.W.
Partners, LLC; Wake Energy, LLC;
Wallace Family Partnership, LP; Ward
Petroleum Corporation; Warwick‑Ares,
LLC; Warwick‑Bacchus, LLC;
Warwick‑Jupiter, LLC;
Warwick‑Minerva, LLC; Wayfinder
Resources Operating, LLC c/o Ivan
Pinney; Weldon Corporation; WEP
Operating OK, LLC; WEP Royalty
Holdings, LLC; Wesley Carlin; White
Lily Holdings, LLC; William Campbell;
Wm. M. McClure, Jr.; WSB Resources,
LLC; Yellow House, LLC; Diane Ruth
Holder Ellis; Esther Jeanne Wright
Hamilton; Rebecca B. Douglas; Larry
S. Douglass; their heirs, devisees, exec­
utors, administrators, trustees, succes­
sors and assigns and all persons,
owners, producers, operators,
purchasers and takers of oil and gas,
and all interested parties, particularly in
Grady County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Applicant requests the Corporation
Commission enter an Order, to be effec­
tive as of the date of the execution
thereof or as of a date prior thereto,
authorizing Applicant or some other
party recommended by Applicant to
drill, complete and produce three addi­
tional wells in Section 32, Township 6
North, Range 6 West, Grady County,
Oklahoma, so as to produce
hydrocarbons from the Woodford
common source of supply in the
640‑acre horizontal well drilling and
spacing unit established therefore by
Order No. 626136 and establishing a
proper allowable for such wells and
unit.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
Applicant in this Cause is requesting the
following special relief: Applicant may
request the Order be effective as of the
date of the execution thereof or as of a
date prior thereto and designate
Applicant or some other party recom­
mended by Applicant to drill, complete
and produce the well(s).
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause be set before an
Administrative Law Judge for hearing,
taking of evidence and reporting to the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause will be heard before an
Administrative Law Judge on the Initial
Hearing Docket at the Corporation
Commission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe
Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at
8:30 a.m., on the 24th day of
November, 2020, and that this Notice
be published as required by law and by
the rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
Applicant and interested parties may
present testimony by telephone. The
cost of telephonic communication shall
be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties
who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s
attorney, prior to the hearing date, and
provide their name and phone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
due to the COVID‑19 pandemic, access
to the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted.
The referenced hearing may be
conducted via teleconference or
videoconference. Before coming to the
building for this hearing, please visit the
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
website at www.occweb.com to deter­
mine the status of building access.
Instructions for participating via tele­
conference of videoconference are
available on the Commission’s website.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
all interested persons may appear and
be heard. For information concerning
this action, contact Brett Lowry, Lowry
Land Co., Inc., 6801 Broadway Ext #
204, Oklahoma City, OK 73116, (405)
234‑9000, brett.lowry@lowryland.com;
or, Karl F. Hirsch of the law firm
Hirsch, Heath & White, PLLC,
Attorney for Applicant, 901 Cedar Lake
Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
73114, (405) 235‑1768.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
J. TODD HIETT,
CHAIRMAN
BOB ANTHONY,
VICE CHAIRMAN
DANA L. MURPHY,
COMMISSIONER
DONE AND PERFORMED THIS
28TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 2020.
BY ORDER OF THE
COMMISSION
Peggy Mitchell, Commission
Secretary
(10‑30‑2020)
(CD11932185)
NOTICE OF HEARING
CAUSE CD NO. 202001821
BEFORE THE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: TEP
ANADARKO BASIN SOUTH
III, LLC, TEP ANADARKO
BASIN SOUTH IV, LLC AND
C O N T I N E N T A L
RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF
SOUGHT: INCREASED
WELL DENSITY. LEGAL
DESCRIPTION: SECTION
32, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH,
RANGE 6 WEST, GRADY
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
Adrianne Lynnette Sharrer, f/k/a
Adrianne Lynnette Willard, a/k/a
Adrianne Lynette Willard; Albert
Swann, spa A B. Swann, spa A. R.
Swann c/o Tony R. Shriver; Alma
Lorene Bentley Kamm c/o Bradd
Kamm; Alva Lee Mullican and Luchita
A. Mullican, Trustees of the Mullican
Family Trust of February 1, 1991; Amy
F. Carlin; Anderman Oils, LLC c/o
Chesapeake Exploration, LLC; Andra J.
McNeill, f/k/a Andi J. McNeil; Anna L.
Brock; Anthony Blalock; B. Jack
McCoy; BADS Partners; Basin
Operating Services, LLC; Basin
Resources, LLC; Bert Wininger, Jr.;
Betty Jo Mullican Family L.P.; BHA
LLC; Bill D. Bridwell and Barbara S.
Bridwell, Co‑Trustees of the Bridwell
Irrevocable Trust dtd 6/30/1999; Black
Hawk Royalty IV, LP; Blackacre
Resources LLC; Bowery Royalties,
LLC; Brandi Young; Brenda Magoon,
Kaiser‑Francis, Agent; Bricktown
Energy, LLC; Bridget Madison; Byron
C. Moon; Rhonda D. Moon; C.A.
Bentley, Jr. c/o Bradd Kamm; Camino
Natural Resources, LLC; Carrie Jolene
Steffens, Personal Representative of the
Estate of Willa Deane Andrews;
Charles G. Polk; Charlotte Swann;
Chesapeake Exploration, LLC; Chozen
Family Trust Kaiser‑Francis, Agent;
Cimarex Energy Co.; Citizen Energy II,
LLC; Citizen Energy III, LLC; Clayton
T. Coleman; Clyde Holder, Jr.; Collins
Permian, LP; Consolidated Resources
Company, LLC; Cornerstone Energy
Partners, LLC; Cory Powell; Crowhill
Energy, LLC; DAB Investments, LLC;
Dale Williston Minerals 2012‑B, LP;
Dale/Peregrine Minerals Fund, LP;
Dale/P Minerals, LP; Danny Lee Carlin;
David Dellinger; Delbert Carlin LLC;
Dolly Stondell; Donald Bert Wininger,
Jr.; Lisa A.M. Garrett; Dorchester
Resources, LP; Doris Ann Johnston
Lang; Herbert B. Lang; DragonSlayer,
LLC; Earl F. Poytress, Jr; EAW Energy
Partners Fund I, L.P.; EC Coppola
Family LP; Echo Energy LLC; Echo
Energy Partners I, LLC; Echo Minerals
AC II LLC; Echo Minerals AC LLC;
Echo Minerals, LP; Echo‑Warwick
Minerals, LLC; Elizabeth Marie
Schooler Davidson; ELR Production
Ltd.; Enervest Energy Institutional Fund
XIII‑A, LP; Enervest Energy
Institutional Fund XIII‑WIB, LP;
Enervest Energy Institutional Fund
XIII‑WIC, LP; Eric Dellinger; Esther
Sluyter, a/k/a Esther Shryter c/o Ralph
Holder; Eva Lee Runyon c/o John L.
Runyon; Exco Resources Inc.; Expro‑1,
LP; Fairfield Energy, LLC; Fortune
Natural Resources Corporation; Four­
point Energy LLC; Franco‑Nevada
Delaware, LLC; G. Stacy Smith; GBK
Investments, LLC; GBK‑1976, a
Limited Partnership; George B. Kaiser
c/o Kaiser‑Francis; GHK Royalty, LLC;
Gladstone Royalties, LLC; Goss
Family, LP; Grace Mae Smith; Greg
Shepherd, Charlotte Foster, and JoAnn
Pannan, Trustees, and their respective
successor Trustees, of the Bert
Wininger, Sr. and Bertha Wininger
Irrevocable Trust; Grey Rock Cavalier,
LLC; Gulfport MidCon LLC; Hazel
Swann Hill; Helen R. Ledbetter;
Herbert Albert Swann c/o Hazel Swann
Hill; Heritage Resources‑NonOp, LLC;
Integrity Oil and Gas, LLC; Isabella
Royalties, LLC; IVIS, Inc.; Jack B.
Searle; Tamara D. Searle; Jack Lashley;
Jackfork Land Inc; Jaguar Energy, Inc.;
JAL Interests, LLC; James M. Shriver;
James Monroe Green; James Shinder;
Susan Shinder; Jay M. Chozen Living
Trust Kaiser‑Francis, Agent; Jean
Holzer; Jerry Glenn Mullican; Jimmy
Swann; Jo Ann Shriver, widow of
Russell W. Shriver; Jody Reed a/k/a Jo
Ellen Reed; Joel Jankowsky 2003
Exempt Trust Kaiser‑Francis, Agent;
Joel Jankowsky Exempt Family Trust
Kaiser‑Francis, Agent; Joel Jankowsky
Trust c/o Kaiser‑Francis; Joel Paul Ivy;
John Runyon; Jon R. Ritchey; Joseph I.
Worsham, II; JP Drilling Fund, LLC;
Juanita Hopkins c/o Juanita Vannoy;
Juanita Vannoy; Justin Powell;
Kaiser‑Francis Oil Company; Katherine
Ann Schooler Kaya; Kelly Atwell; Kent
Harrell d/b/a Harrell Energy Company;
Kent J. Harrell, Trustee of the Kent J.
Harrell Revocable Trust dated the 19th
day of January, 1995; Key Production
Company, Inc.; Kimberly Wehba;
KnowCanDo, Ltd.; L P Laird Estate
Glenn F. Laird, Special Administrator;
Lakewind, LLC; Laurie York, now
Wilson; Lefco Energy, LLC; Legacy
Royalty, LLC; Linda Swann; Linda
Whitney; Linda E. Pearson, Trustee of
the Linda E. Pearson Trust; Linda Sue
Harris; Randy Jay Harris; Lindsey C.
Coleman, aka Lindsey Campbell
Coleman, aka Lindsey C. Humphrey;
LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Lori A.
Chozen Revocable Trust
Kaiser‑Francis, Agent; Lou Ann
Talbert; Luchita Mulhican and Robert
Anthome, the Trustees and their
successors, of the Alva Lee Mullican
Trust, dated December 2, 1981;
Maebeth Douglas Waghtal; Magnum
Hunter Production Company, Inc.;
Magnum Hunter Production, Inc.;
MAP2009‑OK c/o MAP Royalty, Inc.;
Marathon Oil Company Attn: James R.
Bowden, Land Dept.; Marilyn Olson;
Mark McNeill; Mary L. Douglas c/o
Jean D. Holzer; Mary Moseley c/o
Janet Anderson Hecht; Mary V.
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Corporation
Commission
Binning; Mateo Partners, LLC;
Matthew Stephen Schooler; Maverick
Energy, LLC; Meade Oil and Gas,
LLC; Merit Energy Partners G, LP;
Merit Energy Partners H, LP; Merit
Energy Partners I, LP; Merit Energy
Partners VI, ; Merit Energy Partners
VIII, LP; Merit Energy Partners X, LP;
Merit Hugoton LP; MFC Interests LLC;
Mia Ann Horlbeck, a/k/a Mia Horlbeck
Rapport, Trustee of the Three Sisters
Royalty Trust; Mid South Energy Hold­
ings, LLC; Miller Investment
Properties, Inc.; Mohan Petroleum
Oklahoma, Inc.; Morado Energy
Partners, LLC; Morin Family Limited
Liability Limited Partnership; Mr.
Mark McNeil; Ms. Jody Reed; Ms. Rita
Owens; Nancy Alice Kitson, Trustee
of the Nancy Alice Kitson Revocable
Trust dated 8/9/2013; Nancy Ander­
son‑Smith; Nansy Nioma Butler Parnell;
New Direction IRA, Inc. f/b/o Mark
Floyd IRA; Ovintiv Mid‑Continent Inc.
Christian Sizemore, AIF; Pamela Ann
Bell; Patricia J. Carlin as widow of
Timmy Allen Carlin; PEC Minerals,
LP; Petrogulf Corporation; Plainview
Oil Company, LLC; Prentiss Swann;
Pride Energy Company; QEP Energy
Company; Raintree Energy, LLC; Ralph
W. White, Jr., Trustee of the Ralph W.
White, Jr. Revocable Inter Vivos Trust
Agreement dated the 28th day of
December, 2007; Ralph Holder;
Randall Joe Mullican & Vickie Jan
Mullican, Co Trustees of the Randall &
Jan Mullican Living Trust U/A dated
1/8/2008; R‑Echo Holdings, LLC;
Record Oil and Gas, LLC; Rector
Family Limited Liability Limited Part­
nership; Red Rocks Energy II, LLC;
Red Wolf Acquisitions, LLC; Red Wolf
Operating, LLC; RHB, Inc.; Rhonda
Crenshaw; Richard Delllinger; Rita
Owens McNeill, fka Rita Owens;
Riviera Upstream LLC; Roan
Resources, LLC; Robert Campbell, Jr;
Rocky Ray Polk; Ronnie Joe; Jimmie
Ann Maxwell; Russell W. Shriver; Sally
A. Rosenthal, daughter of Russell W.
Shriver; Sam George Kouri and Velma
E. Kouri c/o Charles G. Polk; Sanguine
Eastern Anadarko II, LLC; Sanguine
Gas Exploration, LLC; SCOOP I LP;
Scott Stout c/o Lindsey C. Coleman;
Setha M. Lucero Living Trust dtd
1/23/19, Setha M. Lecero, Trustee; Six
S Energy Group, LLC; Sixty Nine Oil
& Gas LP; SM Energy, fka St. Mary
Land & Exploration Co.; Steve
Stephenson, Trustee of the Kelly Ann
Stephenson Trust c/o Kelly Ann
Stephenson; Steve Stephenson, Trustee
of the Michael Stephen Stephenson
Trust c/o Michael Stephen ; Steven A.
Shriver, son of Russell W. Shriver;
Steven K. Kitson; Steven L Terry; Sue
Ann and Michael Herborn Trust c/o
Kaiser‑Francis; Sue Herborn McCoy
Exempt Family Trust Kaiser‑Francis,
Agent; Sundown Resources, LLC;
Sunrise Exploration, a partnership
consisting of Kent J. Harrell and Ralph
H. Smith; Sunshine Development
Corporation c/o Unit Petroleum Corp.;
Sven Energy, LLC; Ted Collins, Jr.;
TEP Anadarko Basin South Ill, LLC c/o
Titanium Exploration Partners, LLC;
TEP Anadarko Basin South IV, LLC
c/o Titanium Exploration Partners, LLC;
Teresa Carlin Harmon, Heir of Timmy
Allen Carlin; Terra Rosa Royalty Corp.;
Texhoma Mineral Co., LLC; The Carla
C. Hill Revocable Living Trust
Agreement dated 10/21/1996, Carla C.
Hill, Trustee; The John L. Mills Trust C
f/b/o John Mills, Ill, Bank of Oklahoma
N.A. and Virginia M. Broberg as
Co‑Trustees c/o Meristem Attn: L.
Karls; The John L. Mills Trust C f/b/o
Virginia M. Borberg, Bank of
Oklahoma N.A. and Virginia M.
Broberg as Co‑Trustees c/o Meristem
Attn: L. Karls; The Joyce L. Johnston
Revocable Living Trust u/a/d
10/9/2014, Joyce L. Johnston, Trustee;
The Local Queen Trust; The Melinda
Campbell Coleman Trust dated April
26, 1996, Carla Campbell Hill,
Successor Trustee; The Terry Twisted
Willow Trust, dtd 12/2/2013; Themis­
tolces Inc.; Timmy Allen Carlin;
Titanium Energy, LLC; Tony R.
Shriver, Trustee of the Shriver Family
Trust dated 9/13/1996; Twin Creek
Holdings LLC; Verden Land Inc.;
Vesco Family Limited Liability Limited
Partnership; Vickie Sue Willard; W.W.
Partners, LLC; Wake Energy, LLC;
Wallace Family Partnership, LP; Ward
Petroleum Corporation; Warwick‑Ares,
LLC; Warwick‑Bacchus,
Warwick‑Jupiter,
LLC;
LLC;
Warwick‑Minerva, LLC; Wayfinder
Resources Operating, LLC c/o Ivan
Pinney; Weldon Corporation; WEP
Operating OK, LLC; WEP Royalty
Holdings, LLC; Wesley Carlin; White
Lily Holdings, LLC; William Campbell;
Wm. M. McClure, Jr.; WSB Resources,
LLC; Yellow House, LLC; Diane Ruth
Holder Ellis; Esther Jeanne Wright
Hamilton; Rebecca B. Douglas; Larry
S. Douglass; their heirs, devisees, exec­
utors, administrators, trustees,
successors and assigns and all persons,
owners, producers, operators,
purchasers and takers of oil and gas,
and all interested parties, particularly in
Grady County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Applicant requests the Corporation
Commission enter an Order, to be effec­
tive as of the date of the execution
thereof or as of a date prior thereto,
authorizing Applicant or some other
party recommended by Applicant to
drill, complete and produce one
additional well in Section 32, Township
6 North, Range 6 West, Grady County,
Oklahoma, so as to produce
hydrocarbons from the Mississippian
common source of supply in the
640‑acre horizontal well drilling and
spacing unit established therefore by
Order No. 626136 and establishing a
proper allowable for such wells and
unit.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
Applicant in this Cause is requesting the
following special relief: Applicant may
request the Order be effective as of the
date of the execution thereof or as of a
date prior thereto and designate
Applicant or some other party recom­
mended by Applicant to drill, complete
and produce the well(s).
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause be set before an
Administrative Law Judge for hearing,
taking of evidence and reporting to the
Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Cause will be heard before an
Administrative Law Judge on the Initial
Hearing Docket at the Corporation
Commission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe
Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at
8:30 a.m., on the 24th day of
November, 2020, and that this Notice
be published as required by law and by
the rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
Applicant and interested parties may
present testimony by telephone. The
cost of telephonic communication shall
be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties
who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s
attorney, prior to the hearing date, and
provide their name and phone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
due to the COVID‑19 pandemic, access
to the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted.
The referenced hearing may be
conducted via teleconference or
videoconference. Before coming to the
building for this hearing, please visit the
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
website at www.occweb.com to deter­
mine the status of building access.
Instructions for participating via tele­
conference of videoconference are
available on the Commission’s website.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
all interested persons may appear and
be heard. For information concerning
this action, contact Brett Lowry, Lowry
Land Co., Inc., 6801 Broadway Ext #
204, Oklahoma City, OK 73116, (405)
234‑9000, brett.lowry@lowryland.com;
or, Karl F. Hirsch of the law firm
Hirsch, Heath & White, PLLC,
Attorney for Applicant, 901 Cedar Lake
Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
73114, (405) 235‑1768.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
J. TODD HIETT,
CHAIRMAN
BOB ANTHONY,
VICE CHAIRMAN
DANA L. MURPHY,
COMMISSIONER
DONE AND PERFORMED THIS
28TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 2020.
BY ORDER OF THE
COMMISSION
Peggy Mitchell, Commission
Secretary
(10‑30‑2020)
Probate
(PR11929774)
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR FINAL ACCOUNT, DETER­
MINATION OF HEIRS, DEVISEES
AND LEGATEES, AND DISTRIBU­
TION OF ESTATE.
No. PB‑2013‑482
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF James David
Sisson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the Estate of James David
Sisson, Deceased, that on the 20th day
of October, 2020, there was filed with
this Court the Petition for Final
Account, Determination of Heirs, Devi­
sees and Legatees, and Distribution of
Estate.
Pursuant to an Order of this Court
made on the 20th day of October, 2020,
notice is given that the 8th day of
December, 2020, at 1:30 p.m., is the
day and time that the Petition will be
heard in the District Courtroom in the
Oklahoma County Courthouse at 320
Robert S. Kerr, Oklahoma City, Okla­
homa, and all persons interested may
appear and contest the same.
Witness, the undersigned, Judge of
the District Court of Oklahoma County,
State of Oklahoma, this 20th day of
October, 2020.
ALLEN WELCH
HONORABLE JUDGE OF THE
DISTRICT COURT
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) Court Clerk
By: Deputy
Robert W. Haiges, OBA 17196
HAIGES COURT & ASSOCIATES,
PLLC
825 E. 33rd Street
Edmond OK 73013
(405) 478‑1188
(405) 478‑5501 ‑ Fax
haigesr@yahoo.com
Attorney for Petitioner
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929776)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Case No. PB‑2020‑311
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF FLORETTA
ANNABELLE JONES,
Deceased.
To the Creditors of Floretta Annabelle
Jones, Deceased:
All creditors having claims against
Floretta Annabelle Jones, Deceased, are
required to present the same, with a
description of all security interests and
other collateral (if any) held by each
creditor with respect to such claim,
along with all necessary vouchers, to
the named personal representative, at
the office of K. D. Lackey, Jr., Attorney
for the Personal Representative, 6 NE
63rd Street, Suite 275, Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma 73105‑1409, on or before the
following presentment date: December
27, 2020, or the same will be forever
barred.
Dated this 20th day of October,
2020.
K. D. Lackey, Jr., Attorney for James
W. Jones, Personal Representative of
the Estate of Floretta Annabelle Jones,
Deceased
OBA No. 005153
6 NE 63rd Street, Suite 275
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105‑1409
(405) 848‑5032
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929277)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Case No. PB‑2020‑1019
Judge James M. Siderias
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF WANDA FAYE
McKINZIE A/K/A WANDA
FAY McKINZIE, Deceased.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY
OF OKLAHOMA SS
All persons having claims against
this Estate are required to present the
same with a description of all collateral
(if any) held by each creditor with
respect to any claim, to the undersigned
attorney for the Personal
Representative, Aaron M. Arnall, of
THE CROSTHWAIT LAW FIRM,
1384 South Douglas Boulevard,
Midwest City, Oklahoma, 73130, on or
before DECEMBER 23, 2020, or same
will be forever barred.
DATED: OCTOBER 21, 2020
THE CROSTHWAIT LAW FIRM
Aaron M. Arnall, OBA #21589
1384 South Douglas Boulevard
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73130
p: 405.733.1683 f: 405.741.1688
e: Aaron@CrosthwaitLaw.com
Attorney for Personal Representative
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929778)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Case No. PB‑2020‑845
Judge Allen J. Welch, Jr.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF SYLVESTER
FABINY, Deceased.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY
OF OKLAHOMA SS:
All persons having claims against
this Estate are required to present the
same with a description of all collateral
(if any) held by each creditor with
respect to any claim, to the undersigned
attorney for the Personal
Representative, Aaron M. Arnall, of
THE CROSTHWAIT LAW FIRM,
1384 South Douglas Boulevard,
Midwest City, Oklahoma, 73130, on or
before DECEMBER 23, 2020, or same
will be forever barred.
DATED: OCTOBER 21, 2020
THE CROSTHWAIT LAW FIRM
Aaron M. Arnall, OBA, 21589
1384 South Douglas Boulevard
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73130
p: 405.733.1683 f: 405.741.1688
e: Aaron@CrosthwaitLaw.com
Attorney for Personal Representative
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929784)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Case No. PB‑2020‑1002
Judge Allen Welch
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF: The
Estate of: Delaine R. Baxter,
Deceased
To the Creditors of Delaine R. Baxter,
Deceased:
All persons having claims against
Delaine R. Baxter, Deceased, are
required to present the same, with a
description of all security interest and
other collateral (if any) held by each
creditor with respect to such claim” to
the undersigned representative at the
office of Brady R. Hunt & Associates,
Inc., 8000 Southeast 15th Street,
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110, in
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, on or
before the following presentment date:
4th day of January, 2021, or, the same
will be forever barred.
Dated the 21st day of October, 2020.
Billy Baxter, Administrator
Brady R. Hunt, OBA #4486
BRADY R. HUNT & ASSOCIATES,
INC.
8000 Southeast 15th Street
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110
(405) 733‑2717
Fax (405) 737‑7769
email: brady@bradyhuntlaw.com
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929797)
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
Case No. PB‑2020‑399
Judge: Siderias
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF Kenneth Wesley
Dukes and Oleta Joyce Dukes,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Personal Representative of
the Estate of Oleta Joyce Dukes will
sell at public auction or private sale to
the highest bidder, on or after the 11th
day of November, 2020, at 5:00 p.m.,
all the right, title and interest of Oleta
Joyce Dukes in and to the following
described real property:
State: Oklahoma
County: Oklahoma
A part of the Southwest Quarter
(SW/4) of Section Five (5), Township
journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » October 30, 2020»
Eleven (11) North, Range One (1) West
of the Indian Meridian, Oklahoma
County, Oklahoma, Beginning at a point
1112.38 feet East of the Southwest
Comer of said Quarter Section; Thence
North and parallel with the West Line
of said Quarter Section a distance of
208.72 feet; Thence East and parallel
with the South line of said Quarter
Section a distance of 208.72 feet;
Thence South along the East line of said
Quarter Section a distance of 208.72
feet; Thence West along the South line
of said Quarter Section a distance of
208.72 feet to the point or place of
beginning; Except the South 33 feet for
Roadway purposes.
Bids must be in writing and may be
left at 1015D Waterwood Parkway,
Edmond, OK 73034, delivered to the
undersigned, or filed with the court
prior to the above date.
The sale shall be subject to confir­
mation by the District Court of
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, and the
property will be sold on the following
terms and conditions: Ten percent
(10%) down and the balance in cash
upon confirmation of the sale by the
Court.
Dated this 21st day of October,
2020.
H. Terrell Monks, OBA #17474
Shanika Chapman, OBA #31516
Chase Grant, OBA #34362
Oklahoma Estate Attorneys, PLLC
1015D Waterwood Parkway
Edmond, OK 73034
(405) 733‑8686
(405) 212‑4403
Attorney for Personal Representative
(10‑23,10‑30‑20)
(PR11929811)
ORDER AND NOTICE OF
HEARING FINAL REPORT AND
PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION
AND DISCHARGE
PB‑2019‑148
Honorable James Siderias
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE
OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATES OF: CHARLIE W.
RHODES and GEORGINA M.
RHODES, DECEASED
COMES NOW, PAMELA SUE
RHODES, Personal Representative of
the Estates of CHARLIE W. RHODES
and GEORGINA M. RHODES,
Deceased, and presents the Final Report
and Petition for Distribution and
Discharge (the “Petition”) and requests
a hearing on the Petition.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that
said Petition be and is hereby set for
hearing on the 16th day of November,
2020, at 9:00 o’clock a.m., in the
Courtroom of Judge Siderias in the
Oklahoma County Courthouse.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
notice thereof be given by mailing a
copy of the Notice of Hearing Petition
to all the heirs of the decedents as
required by law.
JAMES M. SIDERIAS
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
Ryan C. Owens, OBA 22258
Ryan@BethanyLaw.com
Direct Phone: (405) 603‑5080
The Bethany Law Center, LLP
6666 N.W. 39th Expressway
Bethany, OK 73008
Attorney for Petitioner
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929815)
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
Case No. PB‑2020‑359
Honorable James Siderias
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE
OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF CHARLES
LAMAR RITTER,
DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to an Order entered on the 21st day of
October, 2020, in the matter of the
Estate of CHARLES LAMAR
RITTER, the Personal Representative
will sell at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash, subject to the confirma­
tion of the District Court, Probate
Division, on or after the 11th day of
November, 2020, all the right, title and
interest that the estate has by operation
of law or otherwise acquired in and to
all the certain real property situated in
Bryan County, State of Oklahoma, and
5B
described as follows:
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION, ESTI­
MATED VALUE:
Bryan County
A399‑01‑07S‑08E‑2‑014‑00 ‑ SEC
Property:
1‑7‑8 BEG 72.60’ W NE/C LT4, NE/C
NWNW, W207.40’, S343.59’,
W380.80’, S14.67’, S8955E 452.70’,
S288.64’, S8955E 207.30’, N349.08’’
W72.60’ N300’ to POB; also known as
4517 Sunnyside Durant, OK
74701‑0516, $30,000.00
Under the following terms and
conditions: Cash upon confirmation of
sale.
Bids must be in writing and received
on or before 5:00 p.m. on the 9th of
November, 2020, and said bids may be
left at the office of Ryan C. Owens,
Attorney for the Personal
Representative, 6666 N.W. 39th
Expressway, Bethany, Oklahoma
73008, or may be delivered to the
Personal Representative personally or
may be filed in the office of the Judge
of the District Court, Probate Division,
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, by filing
with the District Court Clerk.
Dated: October 21, 2020
Ryan C. Owens, Attorney For the
Personal Representative
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929821)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Case No. PB‑20‑920
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF ALONZO L.
FIELDS, DECEASED.
TO: All creditors having claims against
Alonzo L. Fields, Deceased, are
required to present the same, ‘with a
description of all security interests and
other collateral (if any) held by each
creditor with respect to such claim, to
the named Personal Representative, c/o
Gerald E. Kelley at Gerald E. Kelley
LLC, One Leadership Square, 211 N.
Robinson, Suite 800, Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, 73102 on or before the
following presentment date: December
31, 2020, or the same will be forever
barred.
Evonnda Fields, Personal
Representative For the Estate of
Alonzo L. Fields, Deceased
Dated this 21st day of October,
2020.
GERALD E. KELLEY, OBA #4923
GERALD E. KELLEY LLC
One Leadership Square
211 N. Robinson Suite 800
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405) 235‑4671
(405) 234‑5511 (fax)
gekelley@swbell.net
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929827)
NOTICE AND ORDER FOR
HEARING PETITION FOR
ORDER DETERMINING
HEIRSHIP, ALLOWING FINAL
DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION AND
FOR DISCHARGE
Case No.: PB‑2020‑116
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF PATRICIA RAE
HEARD, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the Estate of Patricia Rae
Heard, deceased, that Risa G. Scott,
Personal Representative, has filed a
Petition for Order Determining
Heirship, Allowing Distribution of the
Estate and for Discharge.
IT IS ORDERED that the 30th day
of November, 2020, at 1:30 o’clock
p.m., is set as the time for hearing said
Petition at the Oklahoma County Court­
house, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
when and where all persons interested
may appear and contest the same.
IT IS SO ORDERED THIS 21st
DAY OF OCTOBER, 2020.
ALLEN WELCH
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
Carlton W. Dimery, OBA # 19081
222 E. Eufaula, Ste. 200
Norman, OK 73069
TEL: (405)321‑8067
dimerylaw@sbcglobal.net
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
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Probate
(PR11929847)
COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­
TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION FOR FINAL
A C C O U N T I N G ,
DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP,
DISTRIBUTION AND
DISCHARGE PURSUNT TO
58 O.S. SEC. 246
No. PB‑2020‑1122
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF DONNA M.
ROBY, Deceased.
TO: All persons interested in the Estate
of Donna M. Roby
A Petition for Summary
Administration pursuant to 58 O.S. Sec.
246 has been filed setting forth the
following information:
1. The name, address and date of
death of the Decedent are as follows:
Name: Donna M. Roby Address: 4628
N. Ann Arbor Ave., Warr Acres, OK
73122 Date of Death: August 3, 2020
2. The name and address of the Peti­
tioner who is the named executor in the
will are as follows: Name: Byrun A.
Roby Address: 4520 McCann Ave.,
Mustang, OK 73064
3. The total value of the estate of the
Decedent as set forth in the Petition is
as follows: Value of Estate:
$100,000.00
Pursuant to the provisions of 5.8
O.S. Sec. 246, the following dates have
been set for the filing of the Final
Accounting and Petition for Distribution
and for the hearing on the order
allowing final accounting, determination
of heirs, legatees and devisees, if any,
distribution and discharge:
Filing Date: November, 30, 2020.
Hearing Date: December, 8, 2020,
at 9:00 a.m.
Place of Hearing: Oklahoma County
Courthouse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
before Judge James M. Siderias
A document purporting to be the
Last Will and Testament of the
Decedent has been attached to the
Petition.
The Petition sets forth the names and
addresses of all known creditors, heirs
and devisees of the Decedent. Pursuant
to 58 O.S. Sec. 246, each person
receiving this Notice is advised of the
following:
1. Each person receiving this Notice
must file objections to the Petition for
Summary Administration at any time
before the final hearing and send a copy
to the Petitioner’s attorney, or you will
be deemed to have waived any
objections to the petition. If you have
no objections, you need not appear at
the hearing or make any filings with the
Court.
2. If an objection is filed before the
hearing, the court will determine at the
hearing whether the Will attached to the
petition shall be admitted to probate,
whether summary administration
proceedings are appropriate and, if so,
whether the estate will be distributed
and to whom the estate will be
distributed.
3. The claim of any creditor not
shown in the petition will be barred
unless the claim is presented to the
personal representative at the following
address on or before the presentment
date of November, 23, 2020, Byrun A.
Roby, c/o Elaine Arnold, 1460 N.
Mustang Rd., Suite 112, Mustang, OK
73064, attorney for Petitioner.
Dated this 21st day of October,
2020.
Elaine Arnold, OBA #16168
1460 N. Mustang Rd., Suite 112
Mustang, OK 73064
(405) 376‑6014
Attorney for Special Administra­ tor/
Petitioner
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929853)
COMBINED NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON
PETITION FOR SUMMARY
ADMINISTRATION OF INTES­
TATE ESTATE, APPOINTMENT
OF SPECIAL ADMINISTRATOR,
DETERMINATION OF
HEIRS‑AT‑LAW, APPROVAL OF
FINAL ACCOUNTING AND
DISTRIBUTION AND
DISCHARGE
Case No. PB‑2020‑1121
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Estate of
RICHARD TYSON BAKER,
Deceased a/k/a RICK BAKER
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the Estate of RICHARD
TYSON BAKER a/k/a RICK BAKER,
Deceased, that there has been filed in
the District Court of Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma, a Petition attesting that
RICHARD TYSON BAKER a/k/a
RICK BAKER died intestate on the
10th day of August, 2020, and was a
resident of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
County, Oklahoma, at the time of death;
that the Petitioner, SARA MICHELLE
ALSEPT, is the daughter of the
Decedent and resides at 507 W. Martin
Street, El Reno, Canadian County,
Oklahoma. Petitioner’s Petition prays
for Summary Administration, admit­
tance of Decedent’s estate to probate,
that Letters of Special Administration
be issued to SARA MICHELLE
ALSEPT, for the judicial determination
of the identity of the heirs‑at‑law of the
said RICHARD TYSON BAKER a/k/a
RICK BAKER, Deceased, approval of
the Final Accounting of said Estate, that
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the Court distribute the Oklahoma
Estate pursuant to statute, and for the
Discharge of said Special
Administrator.
The 8th day of December, 2020, at
9:00 a.m., has been appointed as the
time for hearing the Petition for
Summary Administration of Intestate
Estate of RICHARD TYSON BAKER
a/k/a RICK BAKER, Deceased, judi­
cially determining the identity of the
heirs‑at‑law of said Decedent,
approving the Final Accounting, distrib­
uting the Estate pursuant to statute, and
discharge of said Special Administrator,
at which hearing all persons interested
in the Estate may appear and contest the
same.
Notice is further given that persons
receiving this Notice must file
objections to the Petition at any time
before the hearing and send a copy to
the Special Administrator c/o TRACY
L. BROCK, of PARMAN &
EASTERDAY, 13913‑B Quail Pointe
Drive, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
73134, or you will be deemed to have
waived any objections to the Petition.
That, if an objection is filed before
the hearing, the Court will determine at
the hearing whether summary
proceedings are appropriate and, if so,
whether the Estate will be distributed
and to whom the Estate will be
distributed.
Notice is also hereby given that all
persons having claims against
RICHARD TYSON BAKER a/k/a
RICK BAKER, Deceased, are required
to present the same with a description
of all security interests and other collat­
eral, if any, held by each creditor with
respect to such claim, to the named
Special Administrator, c/o TRACY L.
BROCK, of PARMAN
EASTERDAY, 13913‑B Quail Pointe
Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73134 on or
before the presentment date of
November 23, 2020 ,or the same will be
non‑suited, void and forever barred.
Dated this 21st day of October,
2020.
JAMES M. SIDERIAS
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
TRACY L. BROCK, OBA# 018075
PARMAN & EASTERDAY
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT
LAW
13913‑B Quail Pointe Drive
Oklahoma City, OK 73134
Telephone: (405) 843‑6100
Facsimile: (405) 917‑7018
Attorneys for Petitioner
(10‑23‑10‑30‑20)
(PR11929861)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. PB‑2020‑1004
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, 7th
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OKLAHOMA
COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF MICHAEL K.
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LAFFERTY, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors, persons or entities having
claims against MICHAEL K.
LAFFERTY, deceased, are required to
present the same with the necessary
supporting documents, including any
proof of security interest and other
collateral (if any) held by each creditor
with respect to such claim, to Janice
Kay Osborn, personal representative of
the estate, by mailing or delivering same
to her attorney, Ronald A. Schaulat,
3800 North Classen, Suite C110, Okla­
homa City, OK 73118, on or before
December 28, 2020, the date by which
all claims must be presented, or the
same will be forever barred.
Dated: October, 21, 2020.
JANICE KAY OSBORN
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Ronald A. Schaulat, OBA #10463
SCHAULAT‑FALSETTI, PLLC
3800 North Classen, Suite C110
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Telephone: 405/528.2890
E‑mail:rschaulat@okcitylawyer.com
Attorney for the Personal Represent­
ative
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929866)
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR
DISTRIBUTION AND FINAL
ACCOUNT
CASE NO. PB‑2020‑329
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF OLEAN L.
ELLEDGE, DECEASED,
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the Estate of Olean
&
Elledge, deceased, that on the 21st day
of October, 2020, the Personal Repre­
sentatives, filed with said Court a
Petition seeking distribution of said
Estate and approval of Final
Accounting.
Pursuant to an Order of said Court
made on the 21st day of October, 2020,
notice is hereby given that on the 30th
day of November, at the hour of 9:00
o’clock a.m., of said day, has been
appointed as the time for hearing said
Petition for Distribution and Accounting
at the District Court Room at the
Oklahoma County Courthouse in the
City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
County, State of Oklahoma when and
where all persons interested may appear
and contest the same. And testimony
whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and the seal of said Court this 21st day
of October, 2020.
JAMES M. SIDERIAS
Oklahoma County District Court Judge
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) Court Clerk
By: Deputy
Henry Dalton (OBA# 15749)
Keller, Keller & Dalton PC
201 Robert S. Kerr, Suite 1001
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405) 235‑6693
(405) 232‑3301 Facsimile
Attorney for Personal Representative
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929876)
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR
DETERMINATION OF HEIRS,
DEVISEES AND LEGATEES, FOR
DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE AND
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE OF
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Case No. PB‑2019‑765
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF GWENDA
BETH JONES, Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that,
JUDY RENTERIA, Alternate Personal
Representative of the Estate of Glenda
BETH JONES, deceased, having filed
in this Court her Final Account, Petition
for Determination of Heirs, Devisees
and Legatees, for Distribution of Estate
and for Final Discharge of Alternate
Personal Representative.
By order of the Court, said Final
Account, Petition for Determination of
Heirs, Devisees and Legatees, for
Distribution of Estate and for Final
Discharge of Alternate Personal Repre­
sentative is set for hearing on the 17th
day of November, 2020, at 9:00 a.m.,
in the Oklahoma County Courthouse,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at which
time and place all interested parties may
be heard.
JAMES M. SIDERIAS
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) Court Clerk
By: Deputy
ROGER RINEHART, OBA #12454
RINEHART, RINEHART & date: December 28, 2020, or the same
RINEHART, P.C.
115 South Rock Island,
P. O. Box 669
El Reno, Oklahoma 73036
(405) 262‑2360, Telephone
(405) 262‑2395, Facsimile
ATTORNEY FOR THE ESTATE
AND ALTERNATE PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE
(10‑23, & 10‑30‑20)
(PR11929975)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Case No. PB‑2020‑962
Judge: James M. Siderias
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF SHIRLEY A.
COCKRELL, Deceased.
All persons having claims against
Shirley A. Cockrell, Deceased, are
required to present the same with a
description of all security interests and
other collateral, if any, held by each
creditor with respect to such claim, to
the named Personal Representative as
follows:
Jon Michael Cockrell
c/o Conner L. Helms
Helms Law Firm
One NE 2nd Street, Suite 202
Oklahoma City, OK 73104
on or before the following presentment
date: December 30, 2020, or the same
will be forever barred.
DATED this 21st day of October,
2020.
Conner L. Helms, OBA No. 12115
HELMS LAW FIRMS
1 N.E. 2nd Street Ste. 202
Oklahoma City, OK 73104
Telephone: (405) 319‑0700
Facsimile: (405) 319‑9292
Attorney for Personal Representative
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(PR11931907)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Case No. PB‑2020‑1038
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Estate of
ZACHARY NEAL BAILEY,
Deceased
TO THE CREDITORS OF Zachary
Neal Bailey, Deceased:
All Creditors having claims against
Zachary Neal Bailey, Deceased, are
required to present the same, with a
description of all security interests and
other collateral (if any) held by each
creditor with respect to such claim, to
the named Personal Representative at:
Christine Jaenece Owen,
Personal Representative
c/o Ball Morse Lowe, PLLC
531 Couch Drive, Suite 201
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102
on or before the following presentment
will be forever barred.
DATED October 26, 2020.
Christine Jaenece Owen,
Personal Representative
JENNIFER L. WRIGHT, OBA #20802
KATIE M. SPENCER, OBA #32043
Ball Morse Lowe, PLLC
531 Couch Drive, Suite 201
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102
Telephone: (405) 701‑6968
Facsimile: (405) 701‑2830
jwright@ballmorselowe.com
Attorneys for Petitioner
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(PR11932089)
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR ORDER TO SELL REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
Case No. PB‑2020‑692
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
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Probate
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF SHARON LYNN
PARR, Deceased.
Trishann Schmitt, through attorney
Jacqueline M. Short pursuant to 58 O.S.
§ 411 et. Seq. having filed a petition
herein requesting the court for an Order
authorizing the sale of real property at
private sale and it appearing to the court
that it is necessary and in the best
interest of the estate for the following
described real property to be sold at
private sale to wit: 4124 NW 59th
Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73112, Lot
9 Block 2 Lakecrest Addition to
Oklahoma City, OK.
In accordance with an order of the
Court entered into on the 1st day of
December, 2020, NOTICE is hereby
given that said Petition for Order to Sell
Real Property at Private Sale shall be
heard on the 1st day of December,
2020, at 9:00 o’clock a.m., in
courtroom 315 in the District Court of
Oklahoma County, 321 Park Avenue,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Notice is further given that all
persons interested in said estate are
required to appear before this court, and
show cause why an Order to Sell Real
Property should not be granted as
prayed for.
Dated this 29th day of October,
2020.
ALLEN WELCH
Judge of the District Court
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) Court Clerk
By: Deputy
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(PR11932195)
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL,
APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE,
DETER­MINATION OF HEIRS,
DEVISEES
AND LEGATEES, AND ISSUANCE
OF LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
Case # PB‑2020‑1152
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF DONALD LEE
GARDNER, DECEASED
NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons interested in the Estate of
Donald Lee Gardner, Deceased, that on
the 29th day of October, 2020, Heather
Jane Gardner produced in the District
Court of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma,
an instrument in writing purporting to be
the Last Will and Testament of Donald
Lee Gardner, Deceased, and also filed
in said Court her Petition, together with
a copy of said Will, praying that the
Will be admitted to probate, that
Heather Jane Gardner be appointed as
Personal Representative named in the
Will, that the heirs, devisees and
legatees of said Decedent be determined
by the Court, and that Letters Testa­
mentary be issued to Heather Jane
Gardner.
Pursuant to an Order of this Court
made on the 29th day of October, 2020,
notice is hereby given that on the 23rd
day of November, 2020, at 1:30 P.M.,
the Petition will be heard at the District
Courtroom, Oklahoma County
Courthouse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
when and where all persons interested
may appear and contest the same.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand this 29th day of
October, 2020.
ALLEN WELCH
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
Approved as to form:
J. Michael Entz (OBA #12282)
Jeffrey Burton (OBA #31955)
Gregory J. Brown (OBA #31000)
ENTZ BURTON & ASSOCIATES
5560 N.W. 72nd Street, Bldg. B
Warr Acres, OK 73132
Telephone: (405) 773‑9800/(800)
633‑7230
Facsimile: (405) 842‑0966
ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER
(10‑30‑2020)
Civil
(CV11927813)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
No. CS‑2020‑4098
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
AUTO ADVANTAGE
FINANCE, LLC Plaintiff, vs.
ADRIANNE D STEVENSON
Defendant.
Adrianne D Stevenson you are
hereby noticed that you have been sued
by Auto Advantage Finance, LLC and
you must answer plaintiffs petition on or
before the 6th day of December, 2020
or a money judgment in the amount of
$5,841.01 plus interest will be rendered
accordingly.
Dated this day October 6, 2020.
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT CLERK
By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK
APPROVED BY:
Hugh H. Fudge, OBA #20487
Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC
119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405)232‑6464 (405)232‑6363 fax
lawmail@rhfok.com
(10‑16, 10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(CV11927816)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
No. CS‑2020‑3558
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
AUTO ADVANTAGE
FINANCE, LLC Plaintiff, vs.
COURTNEY KRISTENE
REICHEL Defendant.
Courtney Kristene Reichel you are
hereby noticed that you have been sued
by Auto Advantage Finance, LLC and
you must answer plaintiff’s petition on
or before the 10th day of December,
2020 or a money judgment in the
amount of $6,908.47 plus interest will
be rendered accordingly.
Dated this day October 6, 2020.
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT CLERK
By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK
APPROVED BY:
Hugh H. Fudge, OBA #20487
Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC
119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405)232‑6464 (405)232‑6363 fax
lawmail@rhfok.com
(10‑16, 10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(CV11927820)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
No. CJ‑2020‑2561
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA MOTOR
CREDIT COMPANY Plaintiff,
vs. MELODIE L BROWN and
DAQUON BAKER Defend­ants.
DAQUON BAKER you are hereby
noticed that you have been sued by
Oklahoma Motor Credit Company and
you must answer plaintiffs petition on or
before the 6th day of December, 2020
or a money judgment in the amount of
$9,516.82 plus interest will be rendered
accordingly
Dated this day October 6, 2020.
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT CLERK
By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK
APPROVED BY:
Hugh H. Fudge, OBA #20487
Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC
119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405)232‑6464 (405)232‑6363 fax
lawmail@rhfok.com
(10‑16, 10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(CV11927823)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
No. CS‑2020‑4059
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA MOTOR
CREDIT COMPANY Plaintiff,
vs. MISTY HORKEY and
MICHAEL CODDINGTON
Defendants.
MICHAEL CODDINGTON you are
hereby noticed that you have been sued
by Oklahoma Motor Credit Company
and you must answer plaintiff’s petition
on or before the 6th day of December,
2020 or a money judgment in the
amount of $4,857.14 plus interest will
be rendered accordingly.
Dated this day October 6, 2020.
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT CLERK
By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK
APPROVED BY:
Hugh H. Fudge, OBA #20487
Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC
119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405)232‑6464 (405)232‑6363 fax
lawmail@rhfok.com
(10‑16, 10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(CV11927832)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
No. CS‑2020‑4564
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
PROFESSIONAL FINANCE
COMPANY, INC. Plaintiff, vs.
MARY JORDAN Defendant.
Mary Jordan you are hereby noticed
that you have been sued by Professional
Finance Company, Inc. and you must
answer plaintiffs petition on or, before
the 6th day of December, 2020 or a
money judgment in the amount of
$2,460.02 plus interest will be rendered
accordingly.
Dated this day October 6, 2020.
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT CLERK
By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK
APPROVED BY:
Hugh H. Fudge, OBA #20487
Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC
119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405)232‑6464 (405)232‑6363 fax
lawmail@rhfok.com
(10‑16, 10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(CV11929966)
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Case No. CJ‑2020‑1754
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
TINKER FEDERAL CREDIT
UNION Plaintiff, vs. ROY L.
FINCH, Defendant.
To the above‑named Defendant: ROY
L. FINCH WHEREVER FOUND
You are hereby notified that an
action has been filed in the District
Court, of Oklahoma County, State of
Oklahoma, Case No. CJ‑2020‑1754,
styled “Tinker Federal Credit Union,
Plaintiff v. Roy L. Finch, Defendant”.
The action alleges that Defendant is
indebted to Tinker Federal Credit Union
in the amount of $2,534.14 as of
February 25, 2020.
You and/or your unknown
successors are hereby notified that you
have been sued in this action and must
answer the Petition filed by Plaintiff on
or before January 4, 2021, or the facts
contained in said Petition will be taken
as true and Judgment Will be entered in
favor of Tinker Federal Credit Union
Issued October 21, 2020.
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) Court Clerk
By: Deputy
Attorney for Plaintiff:
JEFFERY S. LUDLAM, OBA #17822
HALL & LUDLAM, PLLC
210 Park Ave, Suite 3001
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405) 600‑9500 ‑ Telephone
(405) 600‑9550 ‑ Facsimile
(10‑23, 10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(CV11929972)
AMENDED NOTICE OF PUBLI­
CATION
Case No. CS‑2020‑2344
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
TINKER FEDERAL CREDIT
UNION Plaintiff, vs. JUSTIN
D. PENDERGRAFT,
Defendant.
To the above‑named Defendant:
JUSTIN D. PENDERGRAFT
WHEREVER FOUND
You are hereby notified that an
action has been filed in the District
Court, of Oklahoma County, State of
Oklahoma, Case No. CS‑2020‑2344,
styled “Tinker Federal Credit Union,
Plaintiff v. Justin D. Pendergraft,
Defendant”. The action alleges that
Defendant is indebted to Tinker Federal
Credit Union in the amount of
$4,258.60 as of February 27, 2020 and
$6,441.64 as of June 15, 2020.
You and/or your unknown
successors are hereby notified that you
have been sued in this action and must
answer the Petition filed by Plaintiff on
or before January 4, 2020, or the facts
contained in said Petition will be taken
as true and judgment will be entered in
favor of Tinker Federal Credit Union.
Issued October 21, 2020.
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) Court Clerk
By: Deputy
Attorney for Plaintiff:
JEFFERY S. LUDLAM, OBA #17822
HALL & LUDLAM, PLLC
210 Park Ave, Suite 3001
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405) 600‑9500 ‑ Telephone
(405) 600‑9550 ‑ Facsimile
(10‑23, 10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(CV11929996)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
Case No. CJ‑2019‑5441
Judge Susan C. Stallings
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
DEUTSCHE BANK
NATIONAL TRUST
COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE
FOR MORGAN STANLEY
ABS CAPITAL I INC. TRUST
2007‑NC2 MORTGAGE
PASS‑THROUGH CERTIFI­
CATES, SERIES 2007‑NC2,
Plaintiff, v. TONNIE R.
SMITH A/K/A TONNIE
SMITH A/K/A TONNIE RAY
SMITH; MARLO L. SMITH
A/K/A MARLO SMITH
A/K/A MARLO LORAINE
TRUSS; JOHN DOE,
OCCUPANT; DONG
TRUONG; AND LVNV
FUNDING, LLC Defendant(s).
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO:
Dong Truong, if living or if dead, and to
said Defendant(s), unknown successors,
if any.
TAKE NOTICE that you have been
sued by Deutsche Bank National Trust
Company, as trustee for Morgan
Stanley ABS Capital I Inc. Trust
2007‑NC2 Mortgage Pass‑through
Certificates, Series 2007‑NC2, in the
District Court of Oklahoma County,
State of Oklahoma, and that you must
answer the Petition on or before
December, 28, 2020, or the allegations
of said Petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered against you
awarding Plaintiff a first lien upon the
following described real estate, situated
in Oklahoma County, State of
Oklahoma, to‑wit:
LOT TWENTY‑ONE (21) IN
BLOCK EIGHT (8) OF SUBDI­
VISION OF BLOCKS A & C,
WOODLAKE, AN ADDITION
TO OKLAHOMA CITY,
OKLAHOMA COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING
TO THE RECORDED PLAT
THEREOF.
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 6811
Lyrewood Lane, Oklahoma City,
OK 73132
for the sum of $117,751.72, with
interest from April 1, 2019, at 2 percent
per annum, together with a reasonable
attorney’s fee, $867.00 for abstracting,
advances for taxes, insurance and prop­
erty preservation, and the costs of this
action, and ordering said property sold
to satisfy said judgment, and forever
barring you and all persons claiming by,
through or under you from ever setting
up or asserting any right, title, equity or
interest in and to said real estate
adverse to the right and title of the
purchaser at said foreclosure sale, and
for such other and further relief to
which it may be entitled.
WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFI­
CIAL SEAL, this 19th day of October,
2020.
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) Court Clerk
By: Deputy
Shapiro & Cejda, LLC
770 NE 63rd St.
Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431
(405) 848‑1819
File No. 19‑134578
(10‑23, 10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
Juvenile
(JV11927804)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
CASE NO. FD‑2016‑139
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
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OKLAHOMA
IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF:
ALMA SIANEZ,
PETITIONER and
AUGUSTIN GARCIA,
RESPONDENT
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
ALMA SIANEZ
YOU, the said Petitioner, will take
notice that the Respondent, Augustin
Garcia, has filed a Motion to Modify
Custody, Visitation and Child Support
in the above‑captioned case. You will
also take notice that Respondent’s
motion will be heard before the
Honorable Martha Oakes on the 4th
day of December, 2020, at 9:30
o’clock, a.m. and that your failure to
attend may result in default judgment
being taken against you.
RICK WARREN
(SEAL) Court Clerk
By: Deputy
STEPHEN M. PIKE, OBA# 11151
3715 N. Classen Blvd.
P.O. Box 58236
Oklahoma City, OK 73157‑8236
(405) 908‑2968
ATTORNEY FOR RESPONDENT
(10‑16, 10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(JV11929971)
NOTICE OF HEARING BY PUBLI­
CATION TO UNKNOWN FATHER
Case No.: FA‑2020‑278
Judge Allen J. Welch
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ADOPTION OF H.S.B. A
MINOR CHILD.
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
UNKNOWN FATHER
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the Peti­
tioners herein has filed an Application
for Order Terminating Parental Rights
of Unknown Father and an Application
for Order Adjudicating the Minor Child
Eligible for Adoption Without Consent
of the Unknown Father, alleging that:
A. You may be the father of the
above‑named minor child;
B. You have abandoned said
child;
C. You have failed to support the
child’s biological mother during
her pregnancy;
D. You have failed to maintain a
significant and positive
relationship with the child;
E. You have failed to financially
support the child; and
F. It is in the best interests of the
minor child that your parental
rights be terminated.
FURTHER, you must appear before
the Honorable Judge Allen J. Welch in
his courtroom, located at the Oklahoma
County Courthouse, 321 Park Avenue,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on the 9th
day of December, 2020, at 9:00 a.m.,
when the Court will hear the merits of
Petitioners’ Applications and grant relief
as the Court deems necessary.
You are advised that you are entitled
to be represented by an attorney. If you
cannot afford an attorney, you may be
entitled to a court appointed attorney, at
public expense.
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED
THAT THE COURT WILL HEAR
EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF AND
IN OPPOSITION TO THE
GRANTING OF THE APPLICATION
FOR TERMINATION OF PARENTAL
RIGHTS OF THE ALLEGED AND
UNKNOWN FATHERS, ON THE
DATE SET FORTH ABOVE WHERE
YOU WILL HAVE THE RIGHT TO
BE PRESENT, HAVE AN OPPORTU­
NITY TO BE HEARD AT SAID
HEARING AND HAVE THE RIGHT
TO OBJECT TO THE
TERMINATION OF YOUR
PARENTAL RIGHTS IN AND TO
THE MINOR CHILD. YOUR
FAILURE TO APPEAR AT SAID
HEARING SHALL CONSTITUTE A
DENIAL OF YOUR INTEREST IN
THE CHILD, WHICH DENIAL MAY
RESULT, WITHOUT FURTHER
NOTICE OF THIS PROCEEDING OR
ANY SUBSEQUENT
PROCEEDINGS, IN THE TERMINA­
TION OF YOUR PARENTAL
RIGHTS AND SAID CHILD’S ADOP­
TION WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT,
THEREBY ULTIMATELY
TEREMINATING YOUR RIGHTS TO
SAID CHILD IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF OKLAHOMA.
DATED this 21st day of October,
7B
2020.
ALLEN WELCH
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
By: Deputy Court Clerk
Prepared By:
Shannon D. Taylor, OBA #20866
Shannon D. Taylor, PLLC
4200 Perimeter Center Dr., Suite 130
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112
(405) 602‑8446
(405) 421‑0943 (Fax)
shannon@staylorlaw.com
Attorney for Petitioners
(10‑23, 10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
Miscellaneous
(MS11929990)
SOLICITATION FOR BIDS
(BID NOTICE)
Sealed bids, in the form of Online
Bidding only, will be received by the
Capital Assets Management,
Construction and Properties (CAP up to
96 hours prior to the time and date indi­
cated below. The bids will be opened
and read aloud after the time indicated.
Copies of the plans and bid documents
may be obtained from the CAP’s Online
Plan Room accessed from:
https://omes.ok.gov/services/
construction‑and‑properties.
Copies of the bid documents are on file
at the Construction and Properties office
and are available for public inspection.
CAP Project Number: 21054
Project Name: High Mast Light
Repair‑OSR
Project Location: Oklahoma State
Reformatory, 1700 East First Street,
Granite, OK, 73547
Cost Estimate: $145,200.00
Using Agency: Oklahoma Department
of Corrections
Bid Documents Available: October 21,
2020 Fee to Submit Online Bid: See
Website
Pre‑Bid Conference: Mandatory, Refer
to “Instructions to Bidders” in Project
Manual. In case of adverse weather
conditions, please call 405‑521‑2112
prior to Pre‑bid Conference.
Date and Time: November 5, 2020 at
11:00AM
Location: Oklahoma State Reformatory,
1700 East First Street, Granite, OK,
73547
Bid Opening Date: 11/19/2020
Location: Will Rogers Building 2401 N.
Lincoln Blvd. Ste. 214 OKC, OK 73105
Mailing Address: PO Box 53448, Okla­
homa City, OK 73152‑3448
Bid Opening Time: 2:00 PM
Contact Person(s):
Consultant: Cy Nowkhah
cnowkhah@eda‑fki‑enigeers.com
(918)258‑6890
Agency: Charles Brewer
c h a r l e s­. b r e w e r @ d o c . o k . g o v
(405)425‑2528
CAP: Daniel Linehan
daniel.linehan@omes.ok.gov
(405)821‑0437
If the bid exceeds $50,000, a cashier’s
check, a certified check or surety bid
bond in the amount of five percent (5%)
of the total bid shall accompany the
sealed bid of each bidder. Security
checks will be returned to all but the
three lowest bidders after the bid
opening. The three lowest bid securities
will be retained until the contract is
awarded.
By: Dan Linehan
Project Manager, Construction & Prop­
erties Department
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(MS11930037)
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID
Separate sealed bids for the Armory
Floor Tile project, located on the
campus of The University of Oklahoma
in Norman, Oklahoma, may be
submitted to the Board of Regents of
The University of Oklahoma via the Bid
Express website at bidexpress.com no
later than 2:00 p.m. on November 17,
2020.
The Instructions to Bidders, Bid for
Lump Sum Contract, Alternates
Contract, Performance Bond, Defect
Bond, Payment Bond forms and Plans
and Specifications may be examined
online at Bid Express (bidexpress.com).
Plans and specifications will be
available October 26, 2020. Questions
or inquiries shall be made to Brent
Everett, Architectural & Engineering
Services: 405‑325‑4150 or
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Miscellaneous
beverett@ou.edu.
Question cut‑off date is: November
10, 2020. No questions shall be
accepted after this date.
Addendum cut‑off date is:
November 12, 2020. No Addendums
will be issued past this date.
Bidders must submit each bid elec­
tronically following the instruction on
the Bid Express website and, for bids
greater than $50,000, must deposit with
each bid, security in the amount and
form and subject to all conditions
provided for in the Instructions to
Bidders. In accordance with state law,
bidders must also submit with each bid,
an affidavit disclosing certain business
affiliations and a noncollusion affidavit.
A list of major subcontractors shall be
submitted as stated in paragraph 2.e. of
Instructions to Bidders.
Attention of bidders is particularly
called to the following: (1) that no
bidder may withdraw his proposal
within sixty (60) days after the actual
date of the opening thereof; and (2) that
it is mandatory that all bidders visit the
site before submission of a bid; and (3)
sites visits must be scheduled with
Brent Everett: 405‑325‑4150,
beverett@ou.edu or Sarah Zeinalpour:
4 0 5 ‑ 3 2 5 ‑ 3 2 4 8 ,
Sarah.J.Zeinalpour‑1@ou.edu; and (4)
contractors must follow the University’s
COVID19 guidelines including the
wearing of proper masks, social
distancing and pre‑screening prior to
visting the job site at
https://covidreporting.ou.edu/norman/
vendor_screening.
The Board of Regents of The
University of Oklahoma expressly
reserves the right to waive any
formalities and to reject any or all bids.
(10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
(MS11931817)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT SEALED BIDS WILL BE
RECEIVED BY THE EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES AUTHORITY,
1111 CLASSEN DR, OKLAHOMA
CITY, OKLAHOMA, 73103, UNTIL
1:00 P.M., LOCAL TIME
DECEMBER 1st, 2020. BIDS WILL
BE OPENED AT 2 PM THE SAME
DAY. BIDS WILL BE FOR THE
FOLLOWING ITEMS:
Cisco Catalyst 9300 Networking
Equipment and Software
Bid packages are available by
requesting such in writing to: Frank
Gresh, CIO, EMSA, 1111 Classen Dr,
Oklahoma City, OK 73103, or via email
to: greshf@emsa.net. Clearly mark
RFP# IT2020‑0001 on the envelope or
in the subject line of the email.
The deadline for bids is Tuesday
December 1st, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. local
time.
Dated at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
this 23rd day of October, 2020.
Frank Gresh, Chief Information Officer
Emergency Medical Services Authority
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
Land Use
(MS11925303)
NOTICE FOR A DRAFT
GENERAL PERMIT TO DISPOSE
OF WASTEWATER RESULTING
FROM THE GROWING OF
MEDICAL MARIJUANA
OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
WATER QUALITY DIVISION
The Oklahoma Department of Environ­
mental Quality (DEQ) has prepared a
DRAFT GENERAL PERMIT
(OKG42T) FOR THE DISPOSAL OF
WASTEWATER FROM MEDICAL
MARIJUANA GROW FACILITIES IN
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS, TANK
SYSTEMS, AND/OR THROUGH
LAND APPLICATION within the State
of Oklahoma. The purpose of this notice
is to inform the public of DEQ’s
intention to issue this General Permit.
Authorizations to be issued under this
General Permit will follow DEQ’s Tier I
permitting process. The purpose of this
General Permit is to implement DEQ’s
goal of expediting the permitting
process. This General Permit will
reduce the average individual permitting
time while providing a uniform measure
of environmental protection consistent
with all applicable DEQ rules and regu­
lations.
This General Permit covers the disposal
of wastewater, as described in Part I of
the draft permit, from medical marijuana
grow facilities located in the state of
Oklahoma. This General Permit applies
to owners or operators of licensed
medical marijuana grow facilities.
This Permit will not cover those
facilities that discharge or dispose of, by
means other than those previously
mentioned, wastewater from the
medical marijuana grow operations.
This Permit will also not cover those
facilities that discharge or dispose of
wastewater, by any means, from
medical marijuana processing facilities.
Discharges of wastewater to waters of
the State and potentially contaminated
stormwater generated at these sites must
obtain coverage under a different
OPDES (Oklahoma Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System) permit. Discharges
to Publicly Owned Treatment Works
(POTW) are not covered under this
Permit, and may be required to apply
for coverage under a different permit.
Those facilities wishing to discharge
wastewater to waters of the State shall
apply for coverage under an individual
discharge permit in accordance with
requirements to obtain a permit
contained in Oklahoma Administrative
Code (OAC), Title 252, Chapter 606:
OPDES Standards.
This General Permit shall be issued for
a 5‑year term.
The issuance procedure for this draft
General Permit is based on the
Oklahoma Environmental Code, Title
27A of the Oklahoma Statutes,
§2‑14‑305 and §2‑6‑101 et seq., OAC
252:004 and OAC 252:606.
Persons wishing to make comments
and/or request that DEQ hold a public
meeting on the draft permit may do so
by sending the comments and/or request
in writing to the Contact Person of
DEQ, at the address listed below,
within 30 days after the date of publica­
tion or mailing. Comments or request
for a public meeting should include: (1)
name and address of the interested
person, (2) the application name to
which the request or comment(s)
relates, (3) the nature and basis of the
interest of the person affected, and (4) a
statement of the objection or comment,
the basis of the objection or comment,
basis for the public meeting and any
requested action by the DEQ.
The contact person for the DEQ is:
Michael Thomas
Oklahoma Department
of Environmetal
Quality
P. O. Box 1677
707 N. Robinson, 8th Floor
(405) 702‑8156
Copies of the draft General Permit and
Fact Sheet may be reviewed during
normal business hours at the Water
Quality Division, DEQ Office, 707 N
Robinson Ave, 8th Floor, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma 73102 or at DEQ
Regional Office, 3105 E. Skelly Drive,
Suite# 200, Tulsa, Oklahoma
74105‑6370. Copies of this draft permit
may be obtained by writing to the Water
Quality Division, DEQ Office, P. O.
Box 1677, Oklahoma City, OK
73101‑1677 or calling 405‑702‑8100 or
from the DEQ website
(http://www.deq.state.ok.us/mainlinks/
publicpermits.html). Because of the size
of this permit and supporting
documents, it will not be faxed.
(10‑30‑2020)
(MS11930985)
AT&T Mobility, LLC is proposing to
construct a 31‑foot overall height small
cell pole telecommunications structure
at 1233 NW 30th Street, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma (35°
30’ 1.7” N, 97° 32’ 0” W). AT&T
Mobility, LLC invites comments from
any interested party on the impact the
tower may have on any districts, sites,
buildings, structures or objects
significant in American history, archae­
ology, engineering or culture that are
listed or determined eligible for listing
in the National Register of Historic
Places. Comments may be sent to Envi­
ronmental Corporation of America,
ATTN: Megan Gomez, 1375 Union Hill
Industrial Court, Suite A, Alpharetta,
Georgia 30004. Comments must be
received within 30 days. For questions
please call Megan Gomez
631?637?4743. W3022/ENH.
Oklahoma County
Sheriff’s Sale
(SS11931551)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
(First Alias)
Case No. CJ‑2019‑6990
U.S. BANK TRUST
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,
AS TRUSTEE OF THE
BUNGALOW SERIES F will offer for sale and sell, for cash, at
TRUST vs. EMMA L.
HANDKE;
Notice is given that on 3rd
December, 2020, at 2:00 o’clock p.m.,
at Oklahoma County Courthouse, in the
Jury Assembly Room, Room 101 in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County
will offer for sale and sell, for cash, at
public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, all that certain real estate in
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit:
LOT TWO (2) OF BLOCK FIVE (5)
IN GRAND VIEW PLACE, AN
ADDITION TO OKLAHOMA CITY,
OKLAHOMA COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING TO THE
RECORDED PLAT THEREOF;
subject, to unpaid taxes, assessments,
advancements by Plaintiff for taxes,
insurance premiums, and expenses
necessary for the preservation of the
subject property, if any, said property
having been appraised at $50,000.00
and subject to any applicable statutory
right of redemption. Sale will be made
pursuant to the First Alias Special
Execution and Order of Sale issued in
accordance with judgment entered in
the District Court of Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma.
Pursuant to judgment, Plaintiff
reserves the right to recall the Special
Execution and Order of Sale and to
cancel this scheduled sale orally or in
writing at any time prior to sale without
notice or leave of Court.
PERSONS OR OTHER ENTITIES
HAVING AN INTEREST IN THE
PROPERTY WHOSE INTEREST IS
SOUGHT TO BE EXTINGUISHED
INCLUDING THOSE WHOSE
ACTUAL ADDRESS i IS UNKNOWN
AND PERSONS OR OTHER
ENTITIES WHOSE UNKNOWN
SUCCESSORS ARE HEREBY
NOTI­ F IED ARE: UNKNOWN
SUCCESSORS, IF ANY, OF EMMA
L. HANDKE, DECEASED, PATSY
SAVOIE, WHETHER LIVING OR
DEAD, AND ID DEAD, HIS\HER
UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, IF ANY,
SPOUSE OF PATSY SAVOIE, IF
MARRIED, WHETHER LIVING OR
DEAD, AND IF DEAD, HIS\HER
UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, IF ANY.
P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
KELLY M. PARKER #22673
LAMUN MOCK CUNNYNGHAM &
DAVIS, P.C.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
5613 N. Classen Blvd.
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
(405) 840‑5900
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(SS11931556)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
(First Alias)
Case No. CJ‑2019‑6989
CITIMORTGAGE, INC. vs.
ARTHUR W. FIELDS
Notice is given that on 3rd
December, 2020, at 2:00 o’clock p.m.,
at Oklahoma County Courthouse, in the
Jury Assembly Room, Room 1010 in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County
will offer for sale and sell, for cash, at
public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, all that certain real estate in
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit:
LOT NINETEEN (19) OF BLOCK
ONE (1) IN BEVERLY’S
SUBDIVISION OF BLOCK 11 OF
THE NORTHWEST ADDITION TO
BETHANY, OKLAHOMA COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING TO THE
RECORDED PLAT THEREOF;
subject to unpaid taxes, assessments,
advancements by Plaintiff for taxes,
insurance premiums, and expenses
necessary for the preservation of the
subject property, if any, said property
having been appraised at $70,000.00,
and subject to any applicable statutory
right of redemption. Sale will be made
pursuant to the First Alias Special
Execution and Order of Sale issued in
accordance with judgment entered in
the District Court of Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma.
Pursuant to judgment, Plaintiff
reserves the right to recall the Special
Execution and Order of Sale and to
cancel this scheduled sale orally or in
writing at any time prior to sale without
notice or leave of Court.
PERSONS OR OTHER ENTITIES
HAVING AN INTEREST IN THE
PROPERTY WHOSE INTEREST IS
SOUGHT TO BE EXTINGUISHED
INCLUDING THOSE WHOSE
ACTUAL ADDRESS IS UNKNOWN
AND PERSONS OR OTHER
ENTITIES WHOSE UNKNOWN
SUCCESSORS ARE HEREBY NOTI­
FIED ARE: ARTHUR W. FIELDS.
P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
KELLY M. PARKER #22673
LAMUN MOCK CUNNYNGHAM &
DAVIS, P.C.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
5613 N. Classen Blvd.
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
(405) 840‑5900
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(SS11931562)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Case No. CJ‑2019‑431
BEN L. GRAVES, AS
TRUSTEE OF THE BEN L.
GRAVES REVOCABLE
TRUST DATED APRIL 8,
2010 vs. JOSHUA R. BRIM, et
al.;
Notice is given that on 3rd
December, 2020 at 2:00 o’clock p.m.,
at at Oklahoma County Courthouse, in
the Jury Assembly Room, Room 1010
in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County
will offer for sale and sell, for cash, at
public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, all that certain real estate in
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit:
LOT ELEVEN (11) OF BLOCK
TWO (2) IN THE MANORS, A
REPLAT OF BLOCKS 2 THROUGH 5
OF GAILLARDIA RESIDENTIAL
COMMUNITY, AN AMENDED
FINAL PLAT OF GAILLARDIA
ESTATES, TO OKLAHOMA CITY,
OKLAHOMA COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA ACCORDING TO THE
RECORDED PLAT THEREOF
subject·to unpaid taxes, assessments,
advancements .by Plaintiff for taxes,
insurance premiums, expenses
necessary for the preservation of the
subject property, if any, and prior
security interests in fixtures, if any, said
property having been appraised at
$800,00.00 and subject to any
applicable statutory right of redemption.
Sale will be made pursuant to order of
sale issued in accordance with judgment
entered in the District Court of
Oklahoma County Oklahoma.
Pursuant to judgment, Plaintiff
reserves the right to recall the Special
Execution and Order of Sale and to
cancel this scheduled sale orally or in
writing at any time prior to sale without
notice or leave of Court. In the absence
of Plaintiff’s representative at the sale,
the subject property will not be sold on
the date set forth above.
PERSONS OR OTHER ENTITIES
HAVING AN INTEREST IN THE
PROPERTY WHOSE INTEREST IS
SOUGHT TO BE EXTINGUISHED,
INCLUDING THOSE WHOSE
ACTUAL ADDRESS IS UNKNOWN
AND PERSONS OR OTHER
ENTITIES WHOSE UNKNOWN
SUCCESSORS ARE HEREBY NOTI­
FIED ARE: JOSHUA R. BRIM,
JENNIFER K. BRIM, STATE OF
OKLAHOMA EX REL. OKLAHOMA
TAX COMMISSION, HUNTER
MILLER FAMILY L.L.C., UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA EX REL.
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE,
AND GAILLARDIA COMMUNITY
ASSOCIATION, INC.
P.D. TAYLOR, Sheriff of
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
LAMUN MOCK CUNNYNGHAM &
DAVIS, P.C.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
5613 N. Classen Blvd.
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
(405) 840‑5900
(405) 842‑6132 (Fax)
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(SS11931569) Pursuant to judgment, Plaintiff
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Case No. CJ‑2010‑6158
reserves the right to recall the Special
Execution and Order of Sale and to
HUB PARTNERS XXVI,
LTD. vs. WILLIE ROGERS,
cancel this scheduled sale orally or in
writing at any time prior to sale without
et al. notice or leave of Court. In the absence
Notice is given that on 3rd of Plaintiff’s representative at the sale,
December, 2020, at 2:00 o’clock p.m., the subject property will not be sold on
at Oklahoma County Courthouse, I in the date set forth above.
the Jury Assembly Room, Room 1010 PERSONS OR OTHER ENTITIES
in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, HAVING AN INTEREST IN THE
Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County PROPERTY WHOSE INTEREST IS
SOUGHT TO BE EXTINGUISHED,
public auction, to the highest and best INCLUDING THOSE WHOSE
bidder, all that certain real estate in ACTUAL ADDRESS IS UNKNOWN
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: AND PERSONS OR OTHER
LOT FOUR (4) IN PATTERSONS ENTITIES WHOSE UNKNOWN
PLACE ADDITION AS SHOWN BY SUCCESSORS ARE HEREBY NOTI­
FIED ARE: THOMAS BURNELL
THE UNRECORDED PLAT
BARNETT.
THEREOF, BEING A PART OF THE
NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE/4) OF’ P.D. TAYLOR, Sheriff of
THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE/4) Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
OF SECTION ELEVEN (11), TOWN­ KELLY M. PARKER, #22673]
SHIP TWELVE (12) NORTH, RANGE LAMUN MOCK CUNNYNGHAM &
THREE (3) WEST OF THE INDIAN DAVIS, P.C.
MERIDIAN, MORE PARTICULAR‑ Attorneys for Plaintiff
LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 5613 N. Classen Blvd.
BEGINNING AT A POINT 961.2 Oklahoma City, OK 73118
FEET SOUTH AND 33 FEET WEST (405) 840‑5900
OF THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF (405) 842‑6132 (Fax)
THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE/4); (10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
THENCE WEST 200 FEET; THENCE
SOUTH 148 FEET; THENCE IN A
(SS11931573)
SOUTHEASTERLY DIRECTION
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF
Case No. CJ‑2020‑3127
GRAND BOULEVARD A DISTANCE
USAA FEDERAL SAVINGS
OF 235 FEET; THENCE NORTH 260
BANK vs. DON L. SHELBY,
FEET TO THE POINT OR PLACE OF
et al.;
BEGINNING, LESS AND EXCEPT
Notice is given that on 3rd
0.10 ACRES, BEGINNING 961.2
December, 2020, at 2:00 o’clock pm.,
FEET SOUTH AND 33 FEET WEST
at Oklahoma County Courthouse, in the
OF THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Jury Assembly Room, Room 1010 in
THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE/4)
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County,
OF SECTION ELEVEN (11), TOWN­
Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County
SHIP TWELVE (12) NORTH, RANGE
will offer for sale and sell, for cash, at
THREE (3) WEST, THENCE SOUTH
public auction, to the highest and best
AND PARALLEL WITH THE EAST
bidder, all that certain real estate in
LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit:
QUARTER (SE/4) A DISTANCE OF
LOTS THREE (3) AND FOUR (4),
241.7 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE
IN BLOCK TWENTY‑SIX (26), OF
OF GRAND BOULEVARD; THENCE
CHOCTAW CITY, TO OKLAHOMA
NORTHWESTERLY AND ALONG
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA,
THE NORTH LINE OF SAID GRAND
ACCORDING TO THE RECORDED
BOULEVARD, A DISTANCE OF 19.5
PLAT THEREOF;
FEET; THENCE NORTH AND
subject to unpaid taxes, assessments,
PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE
advancements by Plaintiff for taxes,
OF SAID SOUTHEAST QUARTER
insurance premiums, expenses
(SE/4), A DISTANCE OF 232.3 FEET;
necessary for the preservation of the
THENCE EAST 17 FEET TO THE
subject property, if any, and prior
PLACE OF BEGINNING, LESS AND
security interests in fixtures, if any, said
EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING: A PART
property having been appraised at
OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER
$60,000.00 and subject to any
(SE/4) OF SECTION ELEVEN (11),
applicable statutory right of redemption.
TOWNSHIP TWELVE (12) NORTH,
Sale will be made pursuant to order of
RANGE THREE (3) WEST OF THE
sale issued in accordance with judgment
INDIAN MERIDIAN, OKLAHOMA
entered in the District Court of
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA. BEGINN‑
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.
ING AT A POINT 961.2 FEET
Pursuant to judgment, plaintiff
SOUTH AND 33 FEET WEST OF
reserves the right to recall the Special
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE
Execution and Order of Sale and to
SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE/4);
cancel this scheduled sale orally or in
THENCE WEST 148.0 FEET;
writing at any time prior to sale without
THENCE SOUTH 114.0 FEET;
notice or leave of Court. In the absence
THENCE EAST 148.0 FEET;
of Plaintiff’s representative at the sale,
THENCE NORTH 114.0 FEET TO
the subject property will not be sold on
THE POINT OR PLACE OF
the date set forth above.
BEGINNING OR A PART OF LOT
PERSONS OR OTHER ENTITIES
FOUR (4), PATTERSON PLACE,
HAVING AN INTEREST IN THE
UNRECORDED EXCEPT THE EAST
PROPERTY WHOSE INTEREST IS
17 FEET THEREOF. LESS AND
SOUGHT TO BE EXTINGUISHED,
EXCEPT: A PART OF THE
INCLUDING THOSE WHOSE
SOUTHEAST. QUARTER (SE/4 OF
ACTUAL ADDRESS IS UNKNOWN
SECTION ELEVEN (11), TOWNSHIP
TWELVE (12) NORTH, RANGE
THREE (3) WEST OF THE INDIAN
AND PERSONS
ENTITIES WHOSE UNKNOWN
OR OTHER
SUCCESSORS ARE HEREBY
MERIDIAN, OKLAHOMA COUNTY,
NOTI­ FIED ARE: DON L SHELBY,
OKLAHOMA, MORE PARTICULAR‑
WHETHER LIVING OR DEAD, AND
LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
IF DEAD, HIS/HER UNKNOWN
BEGINNING AT A POINT 961.2
SUCCESSORS, IF ANY, JOY A.
FEET SOUTH AND 181 FEET WEST
SHELBY, WHETHER LIVING OR
OF THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
DEAD, AND IF DEAD, HIS/HER
SAID SOUTHEAST QUARTER
UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, IF ANY.
(SE/4); THENCE WEST 52 FEET;
P.D. TAYLOR, Sheriff of
THENCE SOUTH 114 FEET;
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
THENCE EAST 52 FEET; THENCE
KELLY M. PARKER, #22673
NORTH 114 FEET TO THE POINT
LAMUN MOCK CUNNYNGHAM &
OR PLACE OF BEGINNING, THE
DAVIS, P.C.
SAME BEING THE WEST 52 FEET
Attorneys for Plaintiff
OF THE NORTH 114 FEET OF LOT
5613 N. Classen Blvd.
FOUR (4), PATTERSON PLACE, AN
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
UNRECORDED PLAT;
(405) 840‑5900
Subject to unpaid taxes, assessments,
(405) 842‑6132 (Fax)
advancements by Plaintiff for taxes,
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
insurance premiums, expenses
necessary for the preservation of the
subject property, if any, and prior (SS11931581)
security interests in fixtures, if any, said NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
property having been appraised at CJ‑2020‑1112
$80,000.00, and subject to any Notice is given that on the 3rd day
applicable statutory right of redemption. of December, 2020, at 2:00 p.m., at
Sale will be made pursuant to order of the Oklahoma County Courthouse, 320
sale issued in accordance with judgment Robert S. Kerr, First Floor, Room 101,
entered in the District Court of in the City of Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Continued on next page
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Oklahoma County
Sheriff’s Sale
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, the
Sheriff of said County will offer for sale
and sell, with appraisement, for cash, at
public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, all that certain real estate in
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit:
Lot Fourteen (14) in Block Two (2)
of Park Estates Ranchette Addition to
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma, according to the recorded
plat thereof;
subject to unpaid taxes, advancements
by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance
premiums, and expenses necessary for
the preservation of the subject property,
if any, said property having been duly
appraised at $56,000.00. Sale will be
made pursuant to a Special Execution
and Order of Sale issued in accordance
with judgment entered in the District
Court of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma,
in Case No. CJ‑2020‑1112, entitled
Rushmore Loan Management Services
LLC, Plaintiff, vs. Paul E. Smith,
Spouse of Paul E. Smith, if married,
Beneficial Oklahoma Inc., State of
Oklahoma, ex rel, Department of
Human Services Oklahoma Child
Support Services, Midland Funding,
LLC, State of Oklahoma ex rel.,
Oklahoma Tax Commission and
Unknown successors of Paul E. Smith,
if any, being all of the Defendants and
persons holding or claiming any interest
or lien in the subject property.
P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Don Timberlake ‑ # 9021
BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C.
P.O. Box 18486
Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486
Telephone: (405) 842‑7722
Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349
BT File No.: 120157
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(SS11931591)
NOTICE OF SALE
CASE NO. CJ‑2019‑5424
Judge Natalie Mai
IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN
AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
REVERSE MORTGAGE
SOLUTIONS, INC., Plaintiff,
vs. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS,
EXECUTORS, ADMINIS­
TRATORS, TRUSTEES,
DEVISEES, AND ASSIGNS,
IF ANY, OF SHIRLEY J.
GILLILAND, DECEASED;
SUZAN PERKINS; SPOUSE,
IF ANY, OF SUZAN
PERKINS; ERIN
REYES‑FERGUSON;
SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF ERIN
REYES‑FERGUSON;
WILLIAM GILLILAND;
SPOUSE IF ANY, OF
WILLIAM GILLILAND;
BRAD GILLILAND;
SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF BRAD
GI L L I L A N D ; ERIC
GILLILAND; SPOUSE, IF
ANY, OF ERIC GILLILAND;
JOHN DOE, AS OCCUPANT
OF THE PREMISES; JANE
:DOE, AS OCCUPANT OF
THE PREMISES; AND THE
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, EX REL.,
SECRETARY OF HOUSING
AND URBAN
DEVELOPMENT, Defendants.
TO: Above‑named Defendants and All
Persons Having or Claiming an Interest
in the Real Property.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the
Sheriff of Oklahoma County will sell
the real property described below to
satisfy a judgment in the above‑entitled
action.
LOT TWENTY‑THREE (23),
LOOKOUT HILL, AN ADDITION TO
OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF
OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING TO THE
RECORDED PLAT THEREOF
Property Address:
10001 DJL Dr.
Jones, OK 73049
The real property will be offered for
sale for cash at public auction to the
highest bidder to take place on:
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Date: 3rd day of December 2020
Place: Oklahoma County Courthouse
Annex Building at 320 Robert S. Kerr,
Room 101.
The real property has been appraised
as required by law at a real value of
$75,000.00, Sale will be made pursuant
to a Special Execution and Order of
Sale issued in accordance with
judgment entered in the District Court
of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, in
Case No. CJ‑2019‑5424, entitled
Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc.,
Plaintiff, v. The Unknown Heirs, Execu­
tors, Administrators, Trustees, Devisees
and Assigns, if any, of Shirley J.
Gilliland, deceased, John Doe, as occu­
pant of the premises, Jane Doe, as occu­
pant of the premises, The United States
of America, ex rel., The Secretary of
Housing and Urban Development,
Suzan Perkins, Spouse, if any of Suzan
Perkins, Erin Reyes‑Ferguson, Spouse,
if any Erin Reyes‑Ferguson, William
Gilliland, Spouse if any of William
Gilliland, Brad Gilliland, Spouse if any,
of Brad Gilliland, Eric Gilliland and
Spouse, if any of Eric Gilliland, being
all of the Defendants and persons
holding or claiming any interest or lien
in the subject property.
P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Sally E. Garrison, OBA # 18709
THE MORTGAGE LAW FIRM, PLLC
421 NW 13th Street, Suite 300
Oklahoma City, OK 73103
Telephone: (405) 246‑0602
Facsimile: (405) 698‑0007
Sally.garrison@mtglawfirm.com
Attorney for Plaintiff
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(SS11931593)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Case No. CJ‑2018‑5986
Notice is hereby given that on the
3rd day of December, 2020, at 2:00
p.m., in the Jury Assembly Room,
Room 101, of the Oklahoma County
Courthouse Building, in Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County
will offer for sale and sell, for cash at
public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, all that certain real estate
situated in Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma, to‑wit:
“Part of Blocks Three (3) and Six (6) of
MINTON’S ORCHARD PARK, in the
NE/4 of Section Twenty‑five (25),
Township Twelve (12) North, Range
Two (2) West of the Indian Meridian,
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma,
according to the recorded plat thereof,
more particularly described as follows;
Beginning at point 164.5 feet East of the
Northwest corner of Block 3; thence
East 164.5 feet; thence South to the
South line of Block 6; Thence West
164.5 feet; thence North to the North
line of Block 3, being the point of
beginning’”
subject to unpaid taxes, assessments,
advancements by Plaintiff for taxes,
insurance premiums, expenses
necessary for preservation of the
involved real estate, if any, and prior
security interests in fixtures, if any, said
property having been appraised at
$160,000.00. Sale will be made
pursuant to order of sale issued in
accordance with the judgment entered
in the District Court of Oklahoma
County, Oklahoma, Case No.
CJ‑2018‑5986, styled De Lage Landen
Financial Services, Inc., v. Jonathan
Ohenhen, et al.
TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND
TO PERSONS OR OTHER ENTITIES
AND THEIR UNKNOWN
SUCCESSORS HAVING AN
INTEREST IN THE HEREIN
DESCRIBED PROPERTY WHICH
SPECIFICALLY INCLUDES,
WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE
FOLLOWING: JONATHAN
OHENHEN, FORREST FREEMAN
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
TREASURER AND THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
Said sale will be made pursuant to
the Special Execution and Order of Sale
duly issued upon a judgment entered
wherein De Lage Landen Financial
Services, Inc., is plaintiff and those
persons or entities set forth above are
defendants.
P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
James Vogt, OBA# 9243
REYNOLDS, RIDINGS, VOGT &
MCCART, P.L.L.C.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
101 Park Avenue, Suite 1010
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405) 232‑8131 Telephone
(405) 232‑7911 Facsimile
jimvogt@rrvmlaw.com
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(SS11931698)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
CASE NO. CJ‑2019‑6677
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
ONE TWO, LLC, Plaintiff, vs.
SOMKIET CHANTHAVONG
and PHUTAHALA
CHANTHA VONG,
Defendants.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
SOMKIET CHANTHAVONG; and
PHUTAHALA CHANTHA VONG,
Husband Wife; The Unknown
Occupants Residents, if any, of the
Subject Property; and to the general
public and all interested parties:
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to a Special Execution and Order of
Sale issued out of the District Court of
Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma,
in an action wherein ONE TWO, LLC,
was Plaintiff, and SOMKIET
CHANTHA VONG; and
PHUTAHALA CHANTHA VONG,
Husband and Wife, were Defendants,
directed to me, the undersigned Sheriff
of Oklahoma County, commanding me
to levy upon and sell with appraisement
the following described property in
Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma:
Lot Sixteen (16), in Block One (1),
of THE CLASS PUTNAM HEIGHTS
ADDITION, Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma, according to the recorded
plat thereof;
to satisfy the judgment and decree of
mortgage foreclosure in favor of said
Plaintiff One Two, LLC, in personam
against Defendants SOMKIET
CHANTHA VONG and PHUTAHALA
CHANTHA VONG, husband and wife,
jointly and severally, as of August 15,
2019, in the sum of $122,874.75, with
interest accrued and continuing to
accrue thereafter on the principal
balance at the rate as provided for in the
Note, from August 15, 2019, until paid
in full; plus abstracting expenses in the
amount of $75.00, plus costs accrued to
date of judgment in the amount of
$363.70, and all necessary costs and
expenses incurred herein, together with
the sum of $3,000.00 in attorney fees;
appraisal expenses, and all costs
accruing hereinafter, plus all other costs
advanced for preservation and security
purposes, property taxes, and insurance,
if any.
I will on the 3rd day of December,
2020, at the hour of 2:00 o’clock p.m.
of said day, in the Jury Assembly
Room, Room 513 of the Oklahoma
County Courthouse Annex, 320 Robert
S.: Kerr Avenue, Oklahoma City, Okla­
homa, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for 100% cash at time of
sale, the said property above‑described,
or as much thereof as will satisfy said
judgment with interest, costs and attor­
ney’s fees, said sale to be subject to all
real property taxes owing on said prop­
erty, if any and without warranties of
title; the appraised value of said real
property being the sum of $70,000.00.
WITNESS my hand on this 13th day
of October, 2020.
P.D. TAYLOR,
Sheriff of Oklahoma County
Gary L. Giessmann, OBA #11318
NASH, COHENOUR &
GIESSMANN, P.C.
4101 Perimeter Center Dr., Suite 200
Oklahoma City, OK 73112
(405) 917‑5000 Fax: (405) 917‑5005
Email: garyg@nashfirm.com
Attorneys for Plaintiff
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(SS11931703)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Case No. CJ‑2020‑756
Luke Lumpkin, Trustee of the
Brecheisen Lumpkin, DDS, PC,
401(K) f/b/o Lucas S. Lumpkin
v. E&C Properties, LLC, et al.
THIS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
THAT PURPOSE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on the 3rd day of December, 2020, at
2:00 p.m., in #101, of the Oklahoma
County Courthouse in Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County
will offer for sale and sell with appraise­
ment for cash at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the property referred to
as the Subject Real Property in the
Judgment] in OKLAHOMA County,
Oklahoma, (the “property”) described
as follows, to wit:
Lot Twenty‑Four (24), Block
Sixty‑Nine (69) in Lots 19 thru 34,
Block 69; Lots 1 thru 19 and 30 thru 46,
Block 71; all Block 72; Lots 9 thru 19,
Block 73 and all of Block 74, in Hill
Crest Heights, an Addition to Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma,
according to the recorded plat thereof.
Street address: 7036 S. Villa
Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73159
(hereafter referred to as the “Subject
Real Property”)
The appraised value of the property
is $100,000.00. Such sale will be made
pursuant to an Order of Sale issued
upon the Judgment entered on the 4th
day of September 2020 and filed o~ the
4th day of September 2020, in the
District Court of Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma, in Case No. CJ‑2020‑756
entitled Luke Lumpkin, Trustee of the
Brecheisen Lumpkin, DDS, PC, 401(K)
f/b/o Lucas S. Lumpkin v. E&C Proper­
ties, LLC, et al., Defendants to satisfy
said judgment as follows:
First: To the payment of the
Plaintiff’s costs accrued and accruing
herein;
Second: To the payment of the ad
valorem taxes and business personal
property taxes, if any exist as of the
date of the sale of the Subject Real
Property;
Third: To the payment of the
judgment and lien of the Plaintiff in the
amounts of $119,327.18, past due
interest of $22,707.86 and late fees of
$1,220.12 as of July 15, 2020, owed
thereon equaling $143,255.16, with a
per diem rate of $33.15 a day, plus
court costs of $739.64 and attorney’s
fees of $3,500.00, and for all advances
by Plaintiff;
Fourth: The balance, if any, to be
paid to the Oklahoma County Court
Clerk to await a further order of this
Court.
P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Craig E. Brown, OBA No. 17517
Evan A. McCormick, OBA No. 30639
WHEELER, MORGAN, BROWN &
MCCORMICK, PLLC
50 Penn Place, Suite 450
1900 N. W Expressway
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Telephone: (405) 840‑5151
Facsimile: (405) 840‑5183
cbrown@50pennlaw.com
emccormick@50pennlaw.com
Attorneys for Plaintiff
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(SS11931710)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
CJ‑2020‑2030
LOANCARE, LLC, Plaintiff
VS. ANITA G. SHIRLEY, et
al., Defendant(s)
Notice is given that on the 3rd day
of December, 2020, at 2:00 p.m., at
the Oklahoma County Courthouse, 320
Robert S. Kerr, Jury Assembly Room,
Room 101, in the City of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, the
Sheriff of said County will offer for sale
and sell, with appraisement, for cash, at
public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, all that certain real estate in
Oklahoma, Oklahoma, to wit:
Lot Twenty‑nine (29), in Block Two
(2), in SOCHOR HILLCREST
HEIGHTS ADDITION, in the City of
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County,
according to the recorded plat thereof
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2125 S W
77TH ST, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
73159
subject to unpaid taxes, advancements
by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance
premiums, and expenses necessary for
the preservation of the subject property,
if any, said property having been duly
appraised at $40,000.00
Sale will be made pursuant to a
Special Execution and Order of Sale
issued in accordance with judgment
entered in the District Court of Okla­
homa, Oklahoma, in Case No.
CJ‑2020‑2030, entitled LOANCARE,
LLC, Plaintiff, vs. Anita O. Shirley,
Spouse of Anita O. Shirley, if married,
Midland Funding, LLC, and John Doe
Occupant, if any, being all of the
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Defendants and persons holding or
claiming any interest or lien in the
subject property.
P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Keith A. Daniels OBA# 19788
4334 N.W. Expressway, Suite 265
Oklahoma City, OK 73116
Telephone: 405‑252‑9500
Facsimile: 405‑242‑9395
Email:kdaniels@mlg‑defaultlaw.com
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(SS11931806)
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
UNDER EXECUTION
Case No. CJ‑2019‑4218
Judge Prince, Thomas E.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE
OF OKLAHOMA
US BANK TRUST
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
AS TRUSTEE OF THE
CABANA SERIES IV TRUST;
Substituted Plaintiff, vs.
DARRYL CHERRY;
PRESLEY CHERRY, A/K/A
PRESLEY CHERRY, JR.,
A/K/A PRIESTLY CHERRY,
JR.; et al. Defendants.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO
COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY
INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL
BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
3rd day of December, 2020, at 2:00
o’clock p.m., (location at Courthouse or
Room #), 101, of the Oklahoma County
Courthouse Annex Building in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, the under­
signed Sheriff will offer for sale and sell
for cash to the highest and best bidder,
subject to real estate ad valorem taxes,
superior special assessments and all
interests of record, if any, except the
Mortgage and interests foreclosed
herein on the following described real
property, to‑wit:
A part of the Northeast Quarter
(NE/4) of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4)
of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of
Section Two (2), Township Twelve (12)
North, Range Three (3) West of the
Indian Meridian, Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma, more particularly described
as follows: Commencing at the
Northeast corner of the Southwest
Quarter (SW/4) of said Section; thence
South along the East line of the
Southwest Quarter (SW/4) a distance of
165.00 feet for a point of beginning;
thence South 89°29’20” West and
parallel with the North line of the
Southwest Quarter (SW/4) a distance of
328.35 feet; thence South and parallel
with the East line of the Southwest
Quarter (SW/4) a distance of 165.00
feet; thence North 89°29’20” East and
parallel with the North line of the
Southwest Quarter (SW/4) a distance of
328.35 feet; thence North along the East
line of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) a
distance of 165.00 feet to the point of
beginning, commonly known as 7011
North Prospect Avenue, Oklahoma
City, OK 73111 (the “Property”)
Sale will be made pursuant to a
Special Execution and Order of Sale
issued out of the office of the Court
Clerk in and for Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma, and pursuant to said
judgment reserving the right of
Substituted Plaintiff to recall said
execution by oral announcement and/or
order of the Court, prior to the sale, said
judgment entered in the District Court in
and for said County, State of Oklahoma,
in Case No. CJ‑2019‑4218, entitled US
Bank Trust National Association as
Trustee of the Cabana Series IV Trust,
Substituted Plaintiff, vs. Darryl Cherry;
Presley Cherry a/k/a Presley Cherry, Jr.,
a/k/a Priestly Cherry, Jr., et al., Defend­
ants, to satisfy:
FIRST: The costs of said action
accrued and accruing;
SECOND: The judgment and first
lien of the Substituted Plaintiff, US
Bank Trust National Association as
Trustee of the Cabana Series IV Trust,
in the sum of $156,155.44 with interest
thereon at the rate of 2% per annum
from March 1, 2018, as adjusted, if
applicable, until paid; advices for taxes,
insurance and preservation expenses,
accrued and accruing; abstracting
expenses, accrued and accruing; bank­
ruptcy fees and costs, if any; and an
attorney’s fee, plus costs, with interest
thereon at the same rate, until paid.
Persons or other entities having
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interest in the property, including those
whose actual addresses are unknown
and persons or other entities who have
or may have unknown successors and
such unknown successors are hereby
notified are: Presley Cherry a/k/a
Presley Cherry, Jr., a/k/a Priestly
Cherry, Jr.; Darryl Cherry; Angela
Cherry a/k/a Angela Michelle Lee
Cherry; Occupants of the Premises;
State of Oklahoma, ex rel. Department
of Human Services.
The property has been duly
appraised in the sum of $185,000.00
WITNESS MY HAND this 13th day
of October, 2020.
P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRANCIS
A Professional Corporation
K. Renee Davis, OBA #15161
Triad Center I, Suite 550
7666 East 61 st Street
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133
Telephone (918) 254‑0626
Facsimile (918) 254‑7915
E‑mail: rdavis@kivell.com
ATTORNEYS FOR
SUBSTITUTED PLAINTIFF
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
(SS11931905)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
(First Alias)
Notice is given that on 3rd
December, 2020, at 2:00 o’clock p.m.,
at Oklahoma County Courthouse, in the
Jury Assembly Room, Room 101 in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County
will offer for sale and sell, for cash, at
public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, all that certain real estate in
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit:
ALL OF LOT FORTY‑THREE (43),
OF BLOCK TWO (2), IN SECTION 3
SALYER’S WINDSOR FOREST, AN
ADDITION TO OKLAHOMA CITY,
OKLAHOMA COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING TO THE
RECORDED PLAT THEREOF;
subject; to unpaid taxes, assessments,
advancements by Plaintiff for taxes,
insurance premiums, and expenses
necessary for the preservation of the
subject property, if any, said property
having been appraised at $100,000.00
and subject to any applicable statutory
right of redemption. Sale will be made
pursuant to the First Alias Special
Execution and Order of Sale issued in
accordance with judgment entered in
the District Court of Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma.
Pursuant to judgment, Plaintiff
reserves the right to recall the Special
Execution and Order of Sale and to
cancel this scheduled sale orally or in
writing at any time prior to sale without
notice or leave of Court.
PERSONS OR OTHER ENTITIES
HAVING AN INTEREST IN THE
PROPERTY WHOSE INTEREST IS
SOUGHT TO BE EXTINGUISHED
INCLUDING THOSE WHOSE
ACTUAL ADDRESS’ IS UNKNOWN
AND PERSONS OR OTHER
ENTITIES WHOSE UNKNOWN
SUCCESSORS ARE HEREBY
NOTI­ F IED ARE: UNKNOWN
SUCCESSORS, IF ANY, OF
FRANCIS D. COZAD, DECEASED,
UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, IF ANY,
OF BETTY D. COZAD, DECEASED,
VANESSA COZAD WILLIAMS,
WHETHER LIVING OR DEAD, AND
IF DEAD, HIS\HER UNKNOWN
SUCCESSORS, IF ANY, SPOUSE OF
VANESSA COZAD WILLIAMS, IF
MARRIED, WHETHER LIVING OR
DEAD, AND IF DEAD, HIS\HER
UNKNOWN: SUCCESSORS, IF ANY
AND UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, EX REL. SECRETARY
OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVEL­
OPMENT
P.D. TAYLOR, SHERIFF OF
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
OKLAHOMA
KELLY M. PARKER #22673
LAMUN MOCK CUNNYNGHAM &
DAVIS, P.C.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
5613 N. Classen Blvd.
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
(405) 840‑5900
(10‑30, 11‑6‑20)
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Trustee Sales
(MS11925583)
NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO
OKLAHOMA POWER OF SALE
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
ACT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO:
Charging Bear, LLC
RSA: Charles Long
5800 NW 135th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73142
Husky Ventures, Inc.
Attn: Charles V. Long, Jr., Pres­
ident
5800 NW 135th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73142
Walt’s Trucking, LLC
RSA: Capitol Document Services
1833 S. Morgan Rd.
Oklahoma City, OK 73128
CrossFirst Bank
Attn: President, Vice‑President or
Head Cashier
5001 Gallardia Corporate Place
Oklahoma City, OK 73142
Charles V. Long, Jr.
5800 NW 135th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73142
Silver Star of Nevada, Inc.
Attn: Charles V. Long, Jr., Pres­
ident
5800 NW 135th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73142
MacArthur Crossing Office
Park Association, Inc.
RSA: Stephen A. Sherman
920 N. Harvey Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
that on the 12th day of November,
2020, at 1:30 p.m. at the offices of
Bank7, located at 1039 NW 63rd Street,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73116,
Bank7 (“Bank7” or “Mortgagee”) will
offer for sale and sell for cash, or such
other terms as the Mortgagee may find
acceptable, to the highest and best
bidder all that certain real estate in
Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma,
to‑wit:
Lot Five (5), Block One (1), of THE
OFFICES AT MACARTHUR
CROSSING, a Replat of a portion of
Lot 6, Block 2, of MacArthur Crossing,
an Addition to the City of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma,
according to the recorded plat thereof
(“Mortgaged Property”).
The Sale will be made pursuant to 46
O.S. § 45 of the Oklahoma Power of
Sale Mortgage Foreclosure Act and
follows the mailing of a Notice of Inten­
tion To Foreclose to Mortgagor(s) to
the following addresses
Charging Bear, LLC
RSA: Charles Long
5800 NW 135th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73142
Husky Ventures, Inc.
Attn: Charles V. Long, Jr., Pres­
ident
5800 NW 135th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73142
Charles V. Long, Jr.
5800 NW 135th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73142
Silver Star of Nevada, Inc.
Attn: Charles V. Long, Jr., Pres­
ident
5800 NW 135th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73142
as reflected in the Affidavit of Mort­
gagee attached hereto as Exhibit A.
The aforesaid Notice of Intent to
Foreclose described the events of
breach and default occurring under the
terms of that certain Mortgage dated
August 14, 2015, as modified by that
certain Modification of Mortgage dated
February 4, 2016, as modified by that
certain Modification of Mortgage dated
August 2, 2016, as Modified by that
certain Modification of Mortgage dated
October 27, 2017, executed by
Charging Bear, LLC, an Oklahoma
limited liability company (“Mortgagor”),
in favor of Bank7 (herein collectively
“Mortgage”). Said Mortgage and Modi­
fications of Mortgage were recorded on
August 17, 2015, February 16, 2016
August 8, 2016 and November 14,
2017, respectively, in the records of the
County Clerk of Oklahoma County,
State of Oklahoma. The nature of the
default described in the Notice of Intent
to Foreclose Under Power of Sale
described the events of default as Mort­
gagor’s failure to pay the indebtedness
secured by the foregoing Mortgage as
agreed. The foregoing events of default
were not cured in accordance with the
terms and provisions of the Mortgage
within thirty‑five (35) days from the
date the aforesaid Notice of Intent to
Foreclose was mailed to Mortgagor.
The undersigned Mortgagee has
elected to foreclose the lien of the Mort­
gage pursuant to the Power of Sale
contained therein, on the date and time
and at the place stated in the first para­
graph herein.
The Mortgagee is the owner and
holder of, and is in possession of the
Promissory Note secured by the
Mortgage, all as further described in the
Affidavit of Mortgagee attached hereto
as Exhibit A.
The Mortgagor, and each person
holding under Mortgagor, is advised
that the Mortgagor, and all such other
persons, has the right to redeem the
above‑described property from
foreclosure by paying in cash all
principal, interest and other sums,
secured by the Mortgage to the under­
signed Mortgagee at Mortgagee’s prin­
cipal place of business which is 1039
NW 63rd, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
73116, Attention: Henry Litchfield.
Payment must be made prior to the
execution and delivery of a deed
pursuant to the aforesaid Power of Sale.
All other persons noted above and
claiming an interest in the property are
further advised that the mortgagee
claims an interest superior to all such
claims and such interests will be termi­
nated by the aforesaid sale unless they
take appropriate legal action.
IF THE ABOVE‑DESCRIBED
PROPERTY CONSTITUTES THE
MORTGAGOR’S HOMESTEAD, IT
SHALL BE SOLD PURSUANT TO
THE POWER OF SALE WITHOUT
JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE UNLESS,
AT LEAST TEN (10) DAYS BEFORE
THE DATE OF SALE STATED
ABOVE, THE MORTGAGOR SENDS
WRITTEN NOTICE BY CERTIFIED
MAIL TO THE UNDERSIGNED
MORTGAGEE, AT THE ADDRESS
STATED ABOVE, THAT SUCH
PROPERTY IS THE MORTGAGOR’S
HOMESTEAD AND THAT THE
MORTGAGOR ELECTS JUDICIAL
FORECLOSURE. A COPY OF ANY
SUCH NOTICE WITH THE LEGAL
DESCRIPTION MUST BE FILED IN
THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY
CLERK FOR OKLAHOMA
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA.
THE MORTGAGOR IS FURTHER
ADVISED THAT IF THE ABOVE
DESCRIBED PROPERTY IS HOME­
STEAD, THE MORTGAGOR MAY
AVOID A DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT
BY SENDING WRITTEN NOTICE
BY CERTIFIED MAIL TO THE
UNDERSIGNED MORTGAGEE, AT
THE ADDRESS AFORESAID, AT
LEAST TEN (10) DAYS PRIOR TO
THE AFORESAID SALE DATE
THAT THE PROPERTY IS MORT­
GAGOR’S HOMESTEAD AND
MORTGAGOR ELECTS AGAINST
SUCH DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT.
THIS NOTICE CONTAINS
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
INVOLVING THE
ABOVE‑DESCRIBED PROPERTY
AND ALL PERSONS RECEIVING
SUCH NOTICE MAY WANT TO
SEEK LEGAL ADVICE.
DATED this 16th day of September,
2020.
Justin Hiersche, OBA #20724
BLANEY TWEEDY TIPTON &
HIERSCHE, PLLC
204 N. Robinson Avenue,
Suite 1250
Post Office Box 657
Oklahoma City, OK 73101‑0657
(405) 235‑8445
(405) 236‑3410 (facsimile)
justin@btlawokc.com
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
COUNTY OF OKLAHOMA ss
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to
before me this 16th day of September,
2020.
Donna Doyle
(SEAL) NOTARY PUBLIC
My Commission expires: 1/10/2024
Commission No.: 20000347
(10‑9, 10‑16, 10‑23, 10‑30‑20)
City of Oklahoma City
Public Notices
(CY11930150)
NOTICE TO PROPOSERS
(Published in the Journal Record
October 23, and October 30, 2020)
Notice is hereby given that the
Oklahoma City Zoological Trust will
receive electronic proposals until
3:00:00 p.m., on the 12th day of
November, 2020, for the following:
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP
2021‑0001‑OZT)
Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical
Garden Retail Operations
Mandatory Virtual Meeting/Site Visit ‑
A virtual site visit meeting will be held
on October 27, 2020, at 9 AM CST.
Please join my meeting from your
computer, tablet, or smartphone:
https://www.gotomeet.
m e / o k l a h o m a c i t y z o o /
oklahoma‑city‑zoo‑‑‑retail‑walk‑thru
Dial in via phone: +1‑ (872) 240‑3412 ‑
Access code: 153‑464‑021
The City of Oklahoma City and its
Trusts have partnered with BidSync,
Inc. to accept proposals electronically.
You are invited to submit a proposal
electronically through the BidSync
system to supply the professional
services, products, or systems specified
in the electronic proposal packet. The
City and its Trusts do not provide
access to a computer to prepare
electronic proposals or electronic
proposal submission. Proposers must
register with BidSync at
https://www.bidsync.com/
the‑city‑of‑oklahoma‑city in
order to submit an elec­ tronic
proposal. The City and its Trusts
recommend potential
proposers register
and become familiar with the BidSync
electronic proposal process in advance
of submitting a proposal. There is no
charge to the proposer for registering or
submitting an electronic proposal to the
Contracting Entity through BidSync.
Instructions on how to get registered to
propose through BidSync can be found
on The City of Oklahoma City’s
website at
https://www.okc.gov/departments/
bidding.
A copy of the City Guidelines and
Procedures for Professional Consultant
Selection may be obtained from the
Office of the City Clerk at the above
referenced address. Proposals shall be
made in accordance with the Notice to
Proposers, General Instructions and
Requirements for
Proposers, Oklahoma
Open Records Act and Confidential
Information, and the RFP proposal
packet, which are a part of the complete
electronic proposal packet. A sample
N o n ‑ D i s c r i m i n a t i o n ,
Anti/Non‑Collusion Affidavit and
Vendor Registration form is attached
for the Proposer’s reference and will be
completed prior to contract approval.
By submitting a proposal for services,
the Proposer certifies that they, and any
proposed subcontractors, are in compli­
ance with 25 O.S. §1313 and participate
in the status Verification System. The
Status Verification System is defined in
25 O.S. §1312 and includes but is not
limited to the free Employment Verifi­
cation Program (E‑Verify) through the
Department of Homeland Security and
available at www.dhs.gov/E‑Verify.
The City and its
Trusts reserve the right
to waive formalities, irregularities and
defects in any or all proposals, except
as otherwise required by law. The City
and its Trusts reserve the right to: reject
any or all proposals; to reject a portion
of any or all proposals; to negotiate and
execute or to not negotiate or execute a
Pricing Agreement/Contract with any
proposer; and to solicit new or different
proposals. The City and its Trusts
reserve the right to negotiate and/or
contract with one or more proposers for
all or a portion of any proposal or
proposed services.
Proposals timely
received electronically
through BidSync at the Oklahoma City
Zoological Trust shall be forwarded to
the Selection Committee to open and
review. The BidSync system does not
allow proposals to be submitted after
the 3:00:00 p.m. deadline, on the above
mentioned date. There will be no
excep­tions to this policy.
(MS11932069)
Notice of Public Hearing
Notice is hereby given that a public
hearing will be held before the Del City
Board of Adjustment regarding:
Case No: BA/EX 141‑20
Applicant: Gregory Smith on behalf
of New Day Traveler LLC
Legal Description: PAGE ADD
NW4 SEC 6 11N 2W 000 000
PT LOT 2 PAGES ADDITION
DESCRIBED AS: PT NW4 SEC
6 11N 2W BEG 1316.8FT E OF
NW/C NW4 TH E422.1FT
S237.3FT W422.1FT N237.3FT
TO BEG SUBJ TO ESMTS OF
RECORD
Street Address: 3400 East Reno
Avenue, Del City, Oklahoma 73115
Present Zoning: Arterial Commercial
(A‑C)
Nature of Request: Applicant seeks a
special exception to permit the
operation of an indoor marijuana
growing facility a use contained within
the use unit classification of Agricultural
Processing: Limited.
This hearing will be held on
November 9, 2020 at 7:00 PM at City
Hall, 3701 SE 15th Street, Del City, OK
73115. Any interested parties wishing
to be heard regarding this matter may
attend and participate in the public
hearing.
Further information regarding may
be obtained by contacting Monica
Cardin, CFM, CCEA/CCEO, QSI
Plan­ning Director by phone at (405)
671‑2815 or by
mcardin@cityofdelcity.org.
email at
(10‑30‑20)
(MS11932143)
Notice of Public Hearing
Notice is hereby given that public
hearings will be held before the
Planning Commission and City Council
of the City of Del City regarding:
An application by Patrick Ikeno (The
Cookout Café), on behalf of Terry W
and Natalie Isaacs Jr, for a Special Use
Permit to permit the use of Eating
Establishments: Sit‑down, Alcohol
Permitted at 3320 SE 15th Street. The
applicant seeks to operate a full service
restaurant with alcohol at this location.
Eating Establishments: Sit‑down,
Alcohol Permitted is a use permitted on
review in the Arterial Commercial
(A‑C) zoning district.
This matter has been designated as case
PC/UR 602‑20.
The Planning Commission will hold a
public hearing on 11/19/2020 at 7PM at
City Hall, 3701 SE 15th Street, Del
City, OK 73115.
The City Council will hold a public
hearing on this application on
12/21/2020 at 6PM at City Hall, 3701
SE 15th Street, Del City, OK 73115.
Any interested parties wishing to be
heard regarding this matter may attend
and participate in the public hearings.
Formal protests regarding this matter
must be received at least three days
prior to the Planning Commission
hearing date and may be sent to
Chairman
Del City Planning Commission
Attn: Planning Director
3701 SE 15th Street
Del City, OK 73115
Further information regarding this
matter may be obtained by contacting
Monica Cardin, CFM, CCEA, QSI
Planning Director by phone at (405)
671‑2815 or by email at
mcardin@cityofdelcity.org.
Legal description of affected property:
MANSFIELD ADDITION BLOCK
001 LOT 007 N150FT
Map of affected property:
(CY11932192)
(Published in the Journal Record
October 30 and November 2, 2020)
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the
Oklahoma City Environmentl
Assistance Trust will receive electronic
bids at the OFFICE OF THE CITY
CLERK, 200 North Walker Avenue,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102
until 10:00:00 a.m., on the 12th day of
November, 2020, for the following:
SDR‑2020‑1
OCTOBER 2020 ICE STORM
DEBRIS REMOVAL
A Non‑Mandatory Pre‑Bid
Conference will be held on November
4, 2020 beginning promptly at 10:00
a.m. CST through Microsoft Teams.
To attend the meeting, Join
Microsoft Teams Meeting
405‑534‑4946 United States,
Oklahoma City (Toll), Conference
at
ID: 977 628 33#.
The City of Oklahoma City and its
Trusts have partnered with BidSync,
Inc. to accept bids electronically. You
are invited to submit a bid electronically
through the BidSync system to supply
the commodity specified in the
electronic bid packet. The City and its
Trusts do not provide access to a
computer for electronic bidding or elec­
tronic bid submission. Bidders must
register in advance with BidSync at
https://www.bidsync.com/ Agree­ m ent/Contract Form &
the‑city‑of‑oklahoma‑city
in order to submit an elec­
Non‑Discrimination Statement, and the
Anti/Non‑collusion Affidavit which are
tronic bid. The City and its Trusts a part of the complete electronic bid
recommend potential Bidders register packet. The Bid/Pricing Agree­ ment/
and become familiar with the BidSync Contract Form must be completed,
electronic bidding process in advance of signed and submitted electronically
submitting a bid. There is no charge to through BidSync for the bid to be valid.
the Bidder for registering or submitting Bids timely submitted electronically
an electronic bid to the City and/or its through BidSync shall be opened at the
Trusts through BidSync. Instructions on time stated above or later in the City
how to get registered to bid through Clerk’s Conference Room, located on
BidSync can be found on The City of the 2nd floor of the Municipal Building.
Oklahoma City’s website at The BidSync system does not allow
https://www.okc.gov/departments/ bids to be submitted after the 10:00:00
bidding. a.m. deadline, on the above mentioned
Bids shall be made in accordance with date. There will be no exceptions to this
the Notice to Bidder, General policy. All bids shall remain on file at
Instructions and Requirements for least 48 hours thereafter before a
Bidders, Oklahoma Open Records Act Pricing Agreement/Contract shall be
and Confidential Information, the made and entered into hereon.
Speci­f ications, the Bid/Pricing
City of Oklahoma City Public Notices
(CY11932213)
(Republished in the Journal Record October 30, 2020, due to a
typographical error)
(Published in The Journal Record October 28, 2020)
ORDINANCE NO. 26,579
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLES AND
TRAFFIC AND MUNICPLE COURT; AMENDING CHAPTER 32
AND CHAPTER 33 OF THE OKLAHOMA CITY MUNICIPAL CODE,
2010, BY AMENDING SECTION 32‑96. VEHICLE CONSTITUTING
TRAFFIC HAZARD OR OBSTRUCTION, SECTION 32‑314.
PARKING CLOSE TO CURB, AND SECTION 33‑64 SCHEDULE OF
FINES FOR PARKING VIOLATIONS, AND EXPIRATION DATE
ORDINANCE
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
OKLAHOMA CITY:
SECTION 1. That Chapter 32, Article II, Division 4, Sections 32‑96 of the Okla­
homa City Municipal Code 2010, is hereby amended to read as follows:
CHAPTER 32
MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
ARTICLE II. ADMINISTATION AND ENFORCMENT
DIVISION 4. IMPOUNDMENT OF VEHICLES
***
§ 32‑96. ‑ Vehicle constituting traffic hazard or obstruction.
(a) A vehicle left unattended upon any street, sidewalk, alley or thoroughfare,
which constitutes a hazard or obstruction to the normal movement of vehicular,
public transit, or pedestrian traffic, may be impounded. An unattended vehicle
shall be deemed to constitute an obstruction if any portion of the vehicle
remains in the lane of traffic designated by traffic lane markings or if any
portion of the vehicle is outside of the designated parking location and
protrudes into the lane of traffic.
(b) Along the City of Oklahoma City Streetcar route, an unattended vehicle
shall be deemed to constitute an obstruction if any portion of the vehicle
remains in the lane of traffic designated by traffic lane markings or if any
portion of the vehicle is outside of the designated parking location and
protrudes into the lane of traffic.
***
SECTION 2. That Chapter 32, Article X, Division 1, Section 32‑314 of the Okla­
homa City Municipal Code 2010, is hereby amended to read as follows:
CHAPTER 32.
MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
ARTICLE X. STANDING AND PARKING IN GENERAL
DIVISION 1. GENERALLY
***
§ 32‑314. ‑ Parking close to curb.
(a) No person shall stand or park a vehicle in a roadway other than parallel
with the edge of the roadway headed in the direction of lawful traffic
movement and with the righthand wheels of the vehicle within 18 inches of the
curb or edge of the roadway except as otherwise provided in this article.
(b) Along the City of Oklahoma City Streetcar route, no person shall stand or
park a vehicle in a roadway other than parallel with the edge of the roadway
headed in the direction of lawful traffic movement and with the righthand
wheels of the vehicle within 18 inches of the curb or edge of the roadway.
SECTION 3. That Chapter 33, Article IV, Division 1, Section 33‑64 of the Okla­
homa City Municipal Code 2010, is hereby amended to read as follows:
CHAPTER 33.
MUNICIPAL COURT
ARTICLE IV. COURT OPERATIONS DIVISION
***
§ 33‑64 Schedule of fines for parking violations.
The amount of the fine which may be accepted by the Department of Court
Administration in satisfaction of a parking violation shall be as follows:
Section 4. Expiration Date.
This ordinance will expire on April 30, 2021.
INTRODUCED AND READ in open meeting of the Council of The City of
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this 3rd day of March, 2020.
PASSED by the Mayor of The City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this 27th day
of October, 2020.
SIGNED by the Mayor of The City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on this 27th
day of October, 2020.
ATTEST: (seal)
Frances Kersey s/b David Holt
CITY CLERK MAYOR
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