P.E.O. members gather for meeting

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Members of Chapter AE of P.E.O. (Philanthropic Education Organization) met for their November meeting in the home of Cynthia Jensen. Attending were Christy Eichholz, Margaret Price, Janan Fletcher, Ann Zavy, Becky Reuter, Robin White-Mahone, Janice Jensen and Anna Rinehart.

Eichholz opened the meeting with the reciting of the Ode, Objects and Aims, with Zavy reading the P.E.O. prayer.

Previous minutes were read and approved, and Price gave the report on committees.

Public Records - 11/16/24

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MUNICIPAL COURT

Jack Samuel Neal, El Reno, speeding, $165.

Desmond Alexander LaFoe, El Reno, speeding, $165.

Mary Ann Barton-Holdge, Watonga, speeding, $165.

Aaron Faircloth, Oklahoma City, speeding, $195.

Marcos Cortez, El Reno, speeding, $165.

Molly Peyton Reynolds, Oklahoma City, expired tag, $130.

Keith Lynn Leimbach, El Reno, speeding, $165.

Constance Elaine Lunsford, Yukon, failure to stop at stop sign and driving with license revoked, $560.

Tyler Dean McLearen, El Reno, speeding, $245.

Janetta Ray

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Services for Janetta June Ray of Minco were held Saturday, Nov. 9 at Canaan Baptist Church with burial following at the Evergreen Cemetery. Services were under the direction of Huber-Reynolds Funeral Home.

Janetta passed away Nov. 1, 2024, at OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City. She was born June 26, 1939, in Okemah, graduating from Okemah High School in 1957. She then attended Hills Business University in Oklahoma City. She moved to Minco in 1968. She was a homemaker and member of Canaan Baptist Church.

Janetta Ray_obituary

Seniors sing in the rain, ER dominates Heights

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OKLAHOMA CITY – With a playoff berth off the table and facing a one-win opponent, El Reno High School football coach Russell Cook used the four days leading up to the Indians 2024 season finale stressing two simple words – pride and legacy.

His seniors listened.

In their final game the senior classmen produced four turnovers on defense, logged 76 yards of offense and found the end zone three times en route to a lopsided 48-0 victory over Western Heights.

Martin Perez takes a handoff from backup quarterback Donovan Mahseet
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