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Woodson Shortman of Watonga made a short visit in Kingfisher recently. John Black Owl of Concho returned from Shawnee following a brief visit there. John Tasso was in Kingfi sher on a business mission last week-end.

Three shotgun blasts have been fired through the door at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Brasswell and four children, 424 North Ninth Street. Brasswell is pastor of the Indian Methodist Church here.

(All from Kingfisher Times, April 1, 1926) Finding an uncle, Amasa Clark, who had not been heard from for seventy-seven years, and who was believed to be dead, was the unique and recent experience of Isaac W. Rhodes of near Kingfisher.

The Kingfisher County Sheriff ’s Department recovered a stolen vehicle Monday, but serious damage had already been done. Scott Bollenbach alerted Deputy Chad Joyce of a burned vehicle on the Cimarron River bank eight miles east of U.S. 81 on Dover-Crescent Road and two miles south.

District Civil (less than $10,000) Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC, vs. Aida Gonzalez, money judgment $973.20, plus costs, unpaid account. Midland Credit Management, Inc., vs. Ira Horse, money judgment $1,670.61, plus interest and costs, unpaid account.

The following traffic accident was investigated by the Kingfisher Police Department: February 17, 11:39 a.m. - At U.S. 81 and West Robberts Avenue. Jerry Boutwell, 59, Longdale, driving a 2020 Nissan Frontier, was northbound on U.S.

The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: February 7 - Larceny of merchandise from retailer. Officer Jarred Tech took a report of theft from Atwood’s, 1213 S. Main St.

For Oklahoma FFA member Mikaela Yandell, pursuing her dream of working in veterinary sciences has always been a top priority.