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1st Baptist Church Senior Adults Meet

The Wetumka Senior Adults from the First Baptist Church held their monthly luncheon and business meeting. The devotion was given by Rev. Claude Butler. Those attending were Rev.

Grant awarded for Police vehicle

The Wetumka City Council held their regular meeting on Monday February 11, 2018. The Council members present included Rick Griggs, John Allen, Robert Jag-gars and Larry Roberts. Other offi cials present included Aaron Walker, City Manager, Brent Mc-Gee, Mayor and John Baca, City Attorney.

Wetumka Police Citations

2-15-19 Randy Len Hinkley- Tampering with public utilities. 2-17-19 Randi Young- Operating a motor vehicle without a driver’s license. 2-18-19 Nancy Nash- Obstructing an Offi cer.

Game Night News

We had six ladies brave the cold Monday night for some fun moon playing. There was one extra, so we just took turns playing. Lots of laughing and fun going on! Players were: Barbara Tiger, Joyce Brinlee, Mary Wagoner, Cindy McDaniel and Sharon Dilday. We played 9 games in all.

Game Night News 02-18-19

We had six ladies brave the cold Monday night for some fun moon playing. There was one extra, so we just took turns playing. Lots of laughing and fun going on! Players were: Barbara Tiger, Joyce Brinlee, Mary Wagoner, Cindy McDaniel and Sharon Dilday. We played 9 games in all.

FUB helps the American Legion buy new flags

First United Bank gave the Thomas-Breeding-Buckley American Legion, Post 32 a $2,000.00 donation towards the purchase of new flags that the Legion places across Holdenville on national holidays. The American Legion is proud to put out over 200 flags on national holidays.

Game Night News 02-25-19

We had 7 “Moon” players Monday. We really needed one more player but we had fun switching around with 3 at one table and 4 at the other. Playing as partners were Cindy McDaniel and Faye Griggs; Joyce Brinlee and Barbara Tiger; Sharon Dilday and Lynn Marquis and Mary Wagoner and Cindy Mc-Daniel.

Treat found guilty in six citations

A Calvin man has fi led an appeal after receiving six citations from the Town of Calvin in January. Court documents show that on January 14, the Municipal Court of the Town of Calvin found James M. Treat guilty in six citations. The Court dismissed five other citations.
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