Kingfisher Oklahoma

Lest people fail to understand just how vile progressive globalist billionaire George Soros can be, observe how he is pushing a literal Pandora’s Box of plagues upon the American people via an organization benignly called Human Rights Watch.

Hennessey’s new assistant fire chief raised some safety issues in waiting to restore one of the town’s older structures during a recent town board meeting. “If we had a fire it would all go up,” said James Matousek about the town’s public library on Main Street.

The Kingfisher Elks Women’s Auxiliary (KEWA) held its monthly meeting Tuesday, March The meeting opened with President Kathy Mueggenborg leading the flag salute. The minutes were read by Judey Cates, secretary, and were approved by Janet Kale and Bonnie Bamberg.

Nine members of the Hennessey Farmerettes met March 12 in the home of Lily Rourke. President Billie Melendy called the meeting to order and led the flag salute. The devotion, “The Secret,” was given by Mary Curry. Roll call was answered by all telling about being humorous and happy.

The regular March meeting of the Kingfisher Bookcase Review Club has been canceled due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak. The next regular meeting is Monday, April 27, at the Farm Bureau Insurance building in Kingfisher.

Hennessey’s town board approved paperwork for a matching grant application to deal with storm drainage problems from Walnut Street east to Mitchell Road between Oklahoma Avenue south to First and Second streets.

Laura Liebl of Okarche, and a junior at Deer Creek High School, paged for House Majority Leader Mike Sanders the week of March 9-12 at the state Capitol. Liebl is the daughter of Steve and Dionne Liebl. Her plans after high school are to attend college and to become a mental disability nurse.

Lomega Students of the Month for March 2020 are, from left, junior high students Caitlyn Biehler and Logan Zielinski and high school students Madi Myers and Jesse Johnston. 

State courts are effectively on hold for the next 30 days based on an emergency order from the state Supreme Court, Associate District Judge Lance Schneiter said late Tuesday.

Regina Mary Schwarz, 85, of El Reno, died March 2020. She was born in Okarche to John and Rose Alig Grellner. She graduated from Holy Trinity High School in Okarche in 1952. She worked at the Okarche Hospital as a surgical nurse from 1952 to 1976. During that time, on Nov.