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To Whoever: I was Lela M. Journagan and worked at Hudsons and the drug store. Went through the 11th grade in high school. I am 92+ years old. I married Bobby Estes in 1944. We moved to California after Bob was out of service. Hamptons and Hicks was my moms family.

The most interesting thing about any human being is the values by which he or she lives. Unfortunately, most of us never take the time to sit down and really thinkthrough the moral precepts that consciously or unconsciously guide our lives.

Today I stood at my window and cursed the pouring rain, Today a desperate farmer prayed for his fields of grain. My weekend plans are ruined, it almost makes me cry While the farmer lifts his arms and blesses the clouded sky.

Felonies Heather Nicole Gonzales, Purcell, OK — Falsely personate another to create liability. Evan James Avant, Norman, OK — Falsely personate another to create liability. Misdemeanors Travis L. Walker, Lehigh, OK — Protective order violation.

The newest additions to the Coalgate High School staff pictured above include Erika Stanley, Matt Lane, and Jacob Bradberry.

Family Health Center of Southern Oklahoma is proud to celebrate Phil Biddy for his 50 years of pharmacy service. National Pharmacy Week is October 18-24th, a time to honor the pharmacy industry for their service to our communities. Biddy is a 1970 graduate of Oklahoma University Pharmacy school.

Dear Sir: I have had many opinion pieces in different newspapers and have had feed back from many people who agreed with me, mostly, but I finally received my first rebuttal. That’s OK, because we still have freedom of speech under the Constitution.

A woman, cranky because her husband was late coming home again, decided to leave a note, saying, “I’ve had enough and have left you... don’t bother coming after me!” Then she hid under the bed to see his reaction.

I did fairly good on memory stuff until I got to be about 80. Then I noticed it was hard for me to remember some people’s names. Names of some trees also come to mind.

The typical U.S. household headed by a person age 65 or older has a net worth 47 times greater than a household headed by someone under 35, according to an analysis of census data released Monday. You read it right, 47 times!!!