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Page 4   God Bless America Chisholm Trail Community News WWW.CHISHOLMTRAILNEWS.COM September 13, 2023 and Auctions It Pays to Talk! Up to $1,000 CASH Remain Anonymous 580-252-INFO (4636) or online at www.p3tips.com 580-252-3880 www.FarmsRanchesLand.com 1705 S. Hwy 81 - Duncan, OK 39 Years in the Land Business State & National Marketing Real Estate & Auction Co. ESTATE SALE Wat Wilson Alternator & Starter Repair September 15, 16 & 17 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. 505West Camelback Road Duncan, Oklahoma Shop Equipment & Shop Tools Leather Working Equipment and a Variety of Leather Goods CRAFTSMAN - Engine Lathe with Ac- cessories, Large Commercial Air Com- pressor, Oxygen and Acetylene Bottles with Torch, CAROLINA FABRICATOR - Heavy Duty Hydraulic Press, SINGER - Table Sewing Machine, All Purpose Grinder with 8 Wheels (Century Motor 1/2 HPMotor), Variety of Leather Goods (All Kinds), Variety of Chains, SCHUM- ACHER - Battery Charger, SIMPLICITY - Roto Tiller, SOUTHWEST TOOL - Drill Press (12 Speed), MAKITA - Cut-Off Saw, STANDARD - Bench Grinder (1 HP - 1,750 RPM), CHAUAN - TE - Belt Sander, DREMEL - Belt Sander, Leather Machine (Model No. 97-10). SELLER’S NOTE Everything must go to make room for new tenants. Interested Buyers Please Call Gary 580-467-2248 PUBLIC AUCTION Household Furnishings Includes: HAMILTON Baby Grand Piano with Bench (Baldwin), Southern Motion Recliner (Electric), Lift Chair (Nice), Thomasville Pedestal Dining Table with 4 Chairs, Thomasville Bedroom Suite, Drop Leaf Table (52’’ Long), Riverside-Love Seat, Curio Cabinet with Curved Glass, River Oaks - Sleeper, Gun Cabinet (10 Gun), Glider Rocker with Foot Stool, Kenmore - Washer, Kenmore - Dryer, Poster Bed - Queen Size, Chest of Drawer (2), HITACHI Color Television-Ultra Vision (41’’), Living Room Tables, French Provincial Desk with Chair, Drop Leaf Table (36’’) with 2 Chairs, RCA Color Television and a Cedar Chest with Drawer. Antiques and Collectibles: Mantle Clock-Ornate (Old), SINGER Feather Lite Sewing Machine with Case, Library Table with Drawer, Variety of Lamps, Variety of Glassware, Wash Sta nd ith 3 Shelves and a Rocking Chair (Tiger Oak). Miscellaneous: MEC Shotshell Reloader (Like New), SINGER-MAGIC STEAM PRESS TM 7, Printer HP 5052, Variety of Fishing Rods, a Variety of Bolt Organizers, Feather Lite-Weed Eater, Weed Eater Blower, Charcoal Grill with Cover, LUMEXWalker and a Variety of Lawn and Garden Tools. Terms of Sale: Personal Property - Cash, Personal or Company Check accepted. Valid I.D. required. Buyers must provide Auction Company a copy of Sales Tax Permit if Tax Exempt. Preview of Auction: Will be held Friday afternoon, July 22, 2022 from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Announcements made day of Sale supersede all other advertisements. Auctioneer’s Note: This is a Nice Auction with a with a HAMILTON Baby Grand Piano, Southern Motion Recliner and a Thomasville BedroomSuite with a Sleep Number Bed (King Size). This is a Very Nice Sale with a Large Variety of Items for Everyone. Please plan to attend this Public Auction. For Sale-MLS 36956 Home and Improvements: A Nice 3 Bedroom Brick Home (Approximately 1,810 Square Feet) with Living Room with Gas Log Fireplace, a Large Den with a Partial Raised Floor, Kitchen/Dining Area Combination, Utility Room and 1 3/4 Baths. Additional Improvements Include: Attached 1 Car Carport, Vinyl Siding on Facia, Sofits and Gables. The Home has a Full Sprinkler System and a Nice Work Shop with Vinyl Siding (10’x30’) and a Window Air Conditioner. All Situated on a Large Corner Lot (97’x103’) with a Nice Fenced in Back Yard in a Great Location across the Street from Horace Mann School and 2 Blocks South of Duncan Regional Hospital. $197,500 Saturday, July 23, 2022 10:00 A.M. 2113 Amhurst Avenue Duncan, Oklahoma Gary Criswell Auction Service & Real Estate, Inc. 580-255-8162 · 806 West Main · Duncan, OK · 580-467-2248 (Auctioneer/Broker) email: garycriswell@cableone.n et (Cell Phone) Gary Criswell Auction Service & Real Estate, Inc. has been commissioned by the Estate of Edwin J. Stahl Jr. Trust to offer at Public Auction his Personal Property situated at 2113 Amhurst Avenue Duncan, Oklahoma. The Real Property is currently Listed for Sale for $197,500 (MLS 36956). PUBLIC AUCTION Household Furnishings Includes: HAMILTON Baby Grand Piano with Bench (Baldwin), Southern Motion Recliner (Electric), Lift Chair (Nice), Thomasville Pedestal Dining Table with 4 Chairs, Thomasville Bedroom Suite, Drop Leaf Table (52’’ Long), Riverside-Love Seat, Curio Cabinet with Curved Glass, River Oaks - Sleeper, Gun Cabinet (10 Gun), Glider Rocker with Foot Stool, Kenmore - Washer, Kenmore - Dryer, Poster Bed - Queen Size, Chest of Drawer (2), HITACHI Color Television-Ultra Vision (41’’), Living Room Tables, French Provincial Desk with Chair, Drop Leaf Table (36’’) with 2 Chairs, RCA Color Television and a Cedar Chest with Drawer. Antiques and Collectibles: Mantle Clock-Ornate (Old), SINGER Feather Lite Sewing Machine with Case, Library Table with Drawer, Variety of Lamps, Variety of Glassware, Wash Stand with 3 Shelves and a Rocking Chair (Tiger Oak). Miscellaneous: ME C Shotshell Reloader (Like New), SINGER-MAGIC STEAM PRESS TM 7, Printer HP 5052, Variety of Fishing Rods, a Variety of Bolt Organizers, Feather Lite-Weed Eater, Weed Eater Blow r, Charcoal Grill with Cover, LUMEXWalker and a Variety of Lawn and Garden Tools. Saturday, July 23, 2022 10: 0 A.M. 2113 Amhurst Avenue Duncan, Oklahoma Gary Criswell Auction Service & Real Estate, Inc. has been commissioned by the Estate of Edwin J. Stahl Jr. Trust to offer at Public Auction his Personal Property situated at 2113 Amhurst Avenue Duncan, Oklahoma. The Real Property is currently Listed for Sale for $ 97,500 (MLS 36956). FOR SALE $3 5 000 (Auctioneer/Broker/REAL TOR) email: garymcrisw ll@gmail.com 904 No th Hillcrest Drive Duncan, Oklahoma Real Property Consists Of: A Nice 3 Bed- room Brick Home (Approximately 3,377 Squ re Feet) with a Family Room with a Fire Place and a Wet Bar, Large Formal Living Room, Ki chen/Dining Area Combintion, Utility Room and 3.5 Baths. Additional Improvements Include: A arg 2 Car Garage, a Detached 3 Car Carport (20’ x 26’), a Swimming Pool with Pool House and a Stor- age Building. Improvements also include a Lawn Sprinkler System nd Brick Fence Wall. All Situated on a Corner Lot with a Fenced in Back Yard in a Great Ne ghborhood with Great Curb Appeal. Direction’s: Go North on Country Club Road t Highlan Way; Thence go East to 904 Hillcre t Drive. Also a 2 Car Garage wi th Storage Shed and Outbuildings. Moving Sale Early sales - MARKETPLACE ONLY SEPT 15 & 16TH 7am – 2pm 1009 W Hickory Grill Bikes Camaras w/lens Cowboy fans Come see! Remembering September 11 by Blake Moren, CTCN Community Correspondant  9/11 was this past Monday.  I was only 6 or 7 years old when it happened. I think I was in the third grade, and one of the teachers turned on the television that showed the Twin Towers had been attacked. I didn’t really know what was happening at the time, but I knew that the teachers were scared and upset.  Upon growing up, I found out what had happened. The attack on that day was a coordinated attack by the terrorist group al-Qaeda. 19 members hijacked four commercial airliners traveling from New England, the Mid-Atlantic regions, and the East Coast to California. Two of the planes hit the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City with flight 11 crashing into the North Tower at 8:45 am. There are 76 passen- gers, 11 crew members, and 5 hijackers on board.  At 9:03 am, United Airlines Flight 175 crashes into the South Tower. There are 51 passengers, 9 crew mem- bers, and 5 hijackers on board.   One of the other planes hit the Pentagon, and the other was headed towards the capital but crashed in rural Pennsylvania due to a passenger revolt.  The attack killed 2,977 people and began the long-lasting global war on terror.  Hours later, the Central Intelligence Agency determined that al-Qaeda was the group responsible for the at- tack. The United States responded by invading Afghanistan to depose the Taliban, who rejected the conditions of U.S terms to expel al-Qaeda from Afghanistan and to extradite its leaders.  The US invoked Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty to call upon allies to fight al-Qaeda. This was the only time Article 5 was ever used. Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden disappeared into the White Mountains, and initially denied any involvement. In 2004, he claimed responsibility for the attacks.  Their motivations included the US’s support of Israel, the presence of US military bases in Saudi Arabia and the sanctions against Iraq. It took a decade, but bin Laden was eventually caught and killed on May 2, 2011.  The operation was called Operation Neptune Spear, where SEAL Team Six conducted a raid on bin Laden’s compound in the Pakistani city of Abbottabad. The raid was approved by 44th President Barack Obama. On May 6, the CIA confirmed bin Laden’s death.  I was 16 or 17 at the time of his death.  For eight more years, the war in Afghanistan continued until an agreement was made in February 2020 to withdraw American and NATO troops from the country on Aug.30, 2021.This resulted in the Taliban’s return to power.  While many died, thousands more were injured. This led to substantial long-term health consequences due to the pulverized buildings filling the air with dust and causing respiratory illnesses. It also generated $10 billion in property and infrastructure damage.  9/11 is considered one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in history. It took eight months to clean up the World Trade Center site, called Ground Zero. The clean-up was completed in May 2002, and the Pentagon was re- paired within a year.  In November 2006, construction for the One World Trade Center began. It opened in 2014. Memorials for the event include the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, which is located in New York City. There is also a Pentagon Memorial in Arlington County in Virginia. Another memorial is the Flight 93 National Me- morial, which is loc ted where the plane crashed in Pennsylvania. Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation investigates possible murder by Blake Moren, CTCN Community Correspondant  The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) took over an investigation of what they are describing as a “suspicious death” in Jefferson County.  A report from OBSI public information officer Hunter McKee said that they got a call from the Jef- ferson County Sheriff’s Office, saying the Sheriff’s Office needed assistance with a dead body found lying next to the road on Highway 81. The body was found north of Terral. The call was received around 11:30 a.m. on Sept. 4.  McKee said that the deceased person was 19-years- old, Noah Presgrove, a highschool student in Coman- che. A funeral for Presgrove took place on Sept. 11. Crown Jewel Classic golf tourna- ment by Blake Moren, CTCN Community Correspondant  The Foreman Prairie House will be hosting its Crown Jewel Classic golf tournament on Friday, Sep- tember 15th It will begin with a shotgun start at the Duncan Golf and Country Club at noon.  The tournament raises money for the Foreman Prairie House (FPH) Foundation. There will be four- person co-ed teams. The entry fee is $700.  Board member Laura McGouran said the prairie house was built back in 1918 and is located at the corner of 9th and Oak in Duncan.  According to McGouran, the FPH still offers rentals for small parties, reunions, weddings, etc. Addition- ally, the FPH also holds fundraisers twice a year. The first fundraiser is called the Vintage Spring Tea that takes place in May. The second is Crown Jewel Clas- sic during the fall.  This event will partner with the Duncan Golf and Country Club. FPH is still seeking sponsors. Sponsorships for the event include the Title Sponsor for $1,500, Putting Green Sponsor for $750, Bever- age Cart Sponsor for $600, Eagle Sponsor for $500, Birdie Sponsor for $400, Score Card Sponsor for $300 and a Hole Sponsor for $100.  McGouran said, “This is very important for the life of this property and keeping it open to preserve our history and share it with school children, as well as out of town guests.”  A cocktail brunch will begin at 10 a.m. at the FPH before the tournament. Then, the golfers can purchase their mulligans, get registered and go to the course at noon. According to McGouran, the food will be hand- made, and two cocktails will be served.  The event also includes a cart, snacks, drinks and a swag bag. For additional information, call the club at 580-255-7706 or call the prairie house 580-656-8863. My wife was shocked to learn that I had 78 pictures of my dog on my phone and only 1 of her. What can I say. I too was shocked that I had 1 picture of my wife on my phone. Darrell N. Leonard 710 W. Walnut Ave., Duncan, OK 580-255-0183 servicedesk@climatecontrolco.net “We care about your air!” Alan Huckabaa