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BancFirst to Irrevocable Trust Johnson, release of mortgage covering lands in 3-9-5. BancFirst to Frank L. Perry and Sharon Perry Perry, release of mortgage covering lands in 18-9-7. BancFirst to Frank Perry, release of mortgage covering lands in 18-9-7. First United Bank to Auttis L.

WEWOKA DIVISION CIVIL SUITS First United Bank & Trust Co. v. Casey Chesser, Nichole Anna Chesser, Jane Doe and John Doe, foreclosure. Capital One Bank (USA) NA v. Brenda S. Votaw, indebtedness. Jefferson Capital Systems LLC v. Billy Trout and Elise Trout, indebtedness. LVNV Funding LLC v.

Gloria Bagwill to Robert Bagwill, quit claim mineral deed covering lands in 3-7-5. Patricia B. Buchanan to Buchanan Revocable Trust, quit claim mineral deed covering lands in 20-5-6. Jolene Campbell to Malcolm E. Hutchison Jr.

WEWOKA, HERITAGE HOUSE (405-382-2156), KONAWA NUTRITION CENTERS Monday – Hamburger & cabbage bake, glazed carrots, pears, roll, cookie and milk. Tuesday – Spaghetti, Italian vegetables, corn, garlic bread, mandarin oranges and milk. Wednesday – MEAL OF THE MONTH and milk.

SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 2021 Today is the 178th day of 2021 and the eighth day of summer. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1829, British chemist James Smithson died, leaving an endowment for “the Smithsonian Institution, an establishment for the increase and diffusion of knowledge among men.

DEAR ABBY: I am a very fortunate 60-year-old male. I have a wonderful life, great kids, I’m a new grandfather and I’m recently retired. I think I am a happy and overall positive person. Most people would be thrilled to have my life. However, I can’t seem to stop crying.

A class action lawsuit that claims an oil company is responsible for earthquakes that rattled the Prague area and parts of Seminole County in 2011 will go to trial in October in Norman.

“Professor Proton” of Mad Science of Central Oklahoma visited Seminole Wednesday as part of the Public Library’s Summer Reading Program. Left photo: Elijah Carlisle, Ann Joslin and Ava Poff seem amazed by the professor’s ability to change the color of liquids by mixing chemicals together.

Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commissioner Leigh Gaddis of Ada has been selected to become chairman of the Commission beginning in July 2021. In this role, she becomes the first woman to hold that position in Oklahoma. Gaddis was appointed by then-Gov.

Seminole State College President Lana Reynolds was recently honored for her leadership in the “Power 2021 Education” special publication curated by The Journal Record, a daily business and legal newspaper based out of Oklahoma City.