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‘Fast Cash’

On April 9, 2025, the Ochiltree County Sheriff’s Department had outstanding warrants on the following people: Tamika Davis, black female. Date of birth, Aug. 22, 1982. Height, 5’3”, weight, 204 pounds. Brown eyes, brown hair. Last known address was Pampa.

The Dangers of Radioactivity

Physicist and chemist Marie Curie died in 1934 of aplastic anemia, an autoimmune disorder in which the body fails to produce enough blood cells. It is believed she acquired the disease because of her years of exposure to highly radioactive materials.

SeniorNews

website:www.perrytonseniors.orgBingo winners: Geraldine Bentley, Geralyn Graver, Paula Hays, Paula Hays, Paula Hays (yes, that little stinker won 3 times), Brenda Griffin won twice, Nancy Cain, Pam Parker, Charlotte Cape and Geralyn did it again for the Black Out game, winning meals to the center.

Local Briefs

OGH sets autism parent support meeting Ochiltree General Hospital will host an Autism Parent Resource and Support Meeting on Monday, April 28, from 3:45-5:15 p.m. in the OGH Conference Center. Speech-language pathologists Logan Reagan and Bethany Lankford will be available to speak with parents.
Roofers at the Ready….

Roofers at the Ready….

Roofers at the Ready….

They’re as predictable as frantic taxpayers working until the hours are few on April 14 to meet income tax filing deadlines the following midnight. A nomadic bunch, they show up following hailstorms, cell phones in hand with promises to examine roofs. Yep, an unexpected call from an unknown number.

Idol Worship

Many of Rome’s most ambitious emperors idolized Alexander the Great. When Julius Caesar was a 33 yearold general in Spain, he wept when he saw a statue of Alex-ander, lamenting that he had accomplished nothing, while Alexander had conquered the whole world by his age.
SCHICKEDANZ SHOWS GRAND CHAMPION STEER AT HOUSTON PHS sophomore Jack Schickedanz exhibited the Grand Champion Steer at the Houston Livestock Show, as well as the Grand Champion Market Steer at the Austin Rodeo. Jake’s steer was selected out of 2,000 steers in Houston. Pictured are, from left, Maddie Schickedanz, Amber Schickedanz, Sydney Schickedanz, Kareem the steer, Jake Schickedanz, Larry Schickedanz, Jason Schickedanz, mentor Kirby Eaves, and steer coach Kyle Tarter.

SCHICKEDANZ SHOWS GRAND CHAMPION STEER AT HOUSTON PHS sophomore Jack Schickedanz exhibited the Grand Champion Steer at the Houston Livestock Show, as well as the Grand Champion Market Steer at the Austin Rodeo. Jake’s steer was selected out of 2,000 steers in Houston. Pictured are, from left, Maddie Schickedanz, Amber Schickedanz, Sydney Schickedanz, Kareem the steer, Jake Schickedanz, Larry Schickedanz, Jason Schickedanz, mentor Kirby Eaves, and steer coach Kyle Tarter.

Schickedanz exhibits Grand Champ Steer at Houston

Members of Ochiltree County 4-H competed at the annual Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on March 21, with Jake Schickedanz exhibiting the Grand Champion Steer.Schickedanz is a sophomore at Perryton High School.

Jennie June Club sets annual spring library book sale

The Jennie June Club of Perryton will hold their spring book sale for 2025 at Perry Memorial Library during the month of April.Patrons can buy used books and videos at a bargain price, one dollar for hardbacks, 50 cents for paperbacks and $1 for videos during the month.