Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford is now home to a machine that makes hypochlorous acid that is used to help disinfectant rooms and buildings during the current COVID-19 pandemic.
SWOSU was made aware of the machine by the Custer County Emergency Management Office, and the equipment was supplied by the Federal Emergency Management Agency through the Oklahoma Emergency Management Office.
Walter E. Williams, prolific author, piercing cultural commentator, old school economist (that’s a good thing), devoted husband, loving father and longtime friend of Grove City College has passed from this world.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Matthew Gerald Carey, 62; Nanette LaJeanne Nail, 61.
Jacob Alexander Cousins, 22; Erin Casey McCoy, 26.
Logan Allen Penington, 21; Parke Nicole Smith, 21.
Nicholas Ryan Martin, 28; Sacha Marie Wreath, 32.
Michael Anthony Hau, 62; Donna Elaine Beck, 62.
Pedro Perales Salaices, 28; Karina Huizar, 27.
Brady James McCrary, 28; Jacklynn Nicole Boyett, 23.
Braydon Michael Horn, 27; Kaylee Autumn Sorrell, 25.
Allen James Mayberry, 22; Madison Anne Bellah, 22.
Loretta Kaupke, formerly of Braman, Okla., passed from this life on Dec. 5, 2020, in El Reno at the age of 97 years. Loretta Mae Provolt was born in Ames, Okla., on May 6, 1923, to Millard and Velva (Hedges) Provolt.
The family moved to a farm southwest of Drummond in 1929 where she attended school for eight years at Del Norte Country School.
She attended high school in Drummond her freshman, junior and senior years, while attending Enid High her sophomore year. After graduation, she worked for her Uncle Harold Hedges while living with her grandmother, Lottie Hedges.
