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• E.K. GAYLORD II GETS RES OF COMPANY
• E.K. GAYLORD, 101, PUBLISHER, DIES
• ED GAYLORD III'S HOE
• E.K. GAYLORD II
• E.K. GAYLORD II
• E.K. GAYLORD II
• FRIENDS HONOR E.K. GAYLORD II
• E.K. GAYLORD II

E.K. GAYLORD II GETS RES OF COMPANY

Gaylord II has been named chairman of the Gaylord Entertament Co., succeedg his father, Edward L. Gaylord, who will bee chairman announcement was ma at Gaylord Entertament's annual shareholrs meetg Nashville, Tenn. Gaylord II, 41, formerly served as vice chairman of the pany.

He has been a director of Gaylord Entertament and s precsor pany sce 1991.

E.K. GAYLORD, 101, PUBLISHER, DIES

Gaylord II has been very active his role as vice chairman, and I know that the pany will be good hands as he be chairman, " Edward L.

Gaylord said. Gaylord II said. Gaylord II began his reer Oklahoma Cy at WKY-TV.

Gaylord II owns and operat the Lazy E Ranch, an arena and trag center Guthrie. He is volved the Children's Medil Rearch Instute and many charable addn, the Gaylord Entertament board of directors elected Joseph B. Grace, who has been wh Gaylord Entertament sce Febary 1998, will ntue to serve as chief fancial officer.

ED GAYLORD III'S HOE

"Joe has been a key member of our new executive team at Gaylord Entertament Company for a ltle over a year now, and this promotn giv him official rponsibily for all of our operatg divisns, " said Terry E. Nashville-based Gaylord Entertament Co. NASHVILLE, TN, May 14, 1999 ‑‑ Gaylord Entertament Company (NYSE: GET) announced today that E.

Gaylord II has been named Chairman of the Company, replacg his father, Edward L.

Gaylord, who will bee Chairman Emer. Gaylord II formerly served as Vice-Chairman.

E.K. GAYLORD II

Gaylord II, 41, is Print of The Oklahoma Publishg Company (OPUBCO), and has been a director of that pany sce 1977. Gaylord II has been very active his role as Vice-Chairman and I know that the Company will be good hands as he be Chairman, ” said Edward L. Gaylord.

E.K. GAYLORD II

Gaylord II. In addn to his duti at OPUBCO, Gaylord owns and operat the Lazy E Ranch, arena and trag center Guthrie, Oklahoma, near Oklahoma Cy.

“Joe has been a key member of our new executive team at Gaylord Entertament Company for a ltle over a year now, and this promotn giv him official rponsibily for all of our operatg divisns, ” said Terry E. London, Print and Chief Executive Officer of Gaylord Entertament.

Gaylord Entertament Company is a diversified entertament pany operatg three bs segments: hospaly and attractns; broadstg and mic; and ble works. Gaylord II had a visn that both the Natnal Fals Steer Ropg Fals and the Natnal Fals Roo would happen the same time, the same area, creatg the most epic days roo had seen. In 2005, Gaylord sold the property to a partnership om Nevada, and October 2013 the property was sold to the McKney Fay om Midland, Texas.

E.K. GAYLORD II

Lazy E Arena and Ranch is currently owned by Gary and Mih McKney of Reliance Ranch, who proudly ntue the Gaylord fay legacy of horse dtry volvement and promotg the wtern way of life. Gaylord II has sold the Gaillardia Farm operatn near Versaill, Ky., he found 2001 to his sister, Mary Gaylord McClean.

Gaylord, the former chairman of his fay's Gaylord Entertament, is turng his foc to Gaylord Films, which recently produced What a Girl Wants. Gaylord will reta his terts Thoroughbreds, cludg about 30 hors board Kentucky and 25 hors trag, but do not plan to buy another E Ranch, a trag center, and an arena, all loted on 300 acr Edmond, Okla., are listed for sale for $20 ln. Gaylord, publisher of The Daily Oklahoman, died last eveng, apparently of a heart attack.

FRIENDS HONOR E.K. GAYLORD II

A funeral service will be held Natnal HonorsEdward Kg Gaylord borrowed money 1902 to buy an tert a stgglg Oklahoma Cy newspaper and over the years beme edor and publisher of the new state's largt daily newspapers. Tim, an eveng newspaper, and built the parent pany, the Oklahoma Publishg Company, to one of the most powerful and fluential anizatns the his guidance the two newspapers won natnal Gaylord also owned five televisn statns, WKY‐TV Oklahoma Cy; WTVT, Tampa, Fla. He also operated WKY rad Oklahoma properti clud The Farmer‐Stockman, a farm journal distributed chiefly Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas; and Mistletoe Exprs, a tckg service operatg Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas and other also had a mercial prtg pany, an oil distributg ncern and other Gaylord served for ne years as a director of The Associated Prs and was a member of the Amerin Newspaper Publishers Associatn for some 60 was a paternalistic policy toward his staff.

E.K. GAYLORD II

Gaylord was born March 5, 1873, on a farm near Mtah, Kan. Six years later disastro drought and grasshopper plagu forced the fay to move to Denver and then to Grand Junctn, worked as a hoeman and as a garner to pay his way through Colorado College and then, wh his brother, Lewis, and a bank loan, bought a ntrollg tert The Colorado Sprgs Telegraph for $12, 1902, five years before Oklahoma beme a state, he and two associat bought a 45 per cent tert The the years he achieved a reputatn by the equent e of extras—one on the outbreak of the Rso‐Japane war and another on a $125‐ln Baltimore wateront Gaylord observed his 101st birthday quietly March 5, ntrast to the round of celebratns that had marked his centenary a year that time he addrsed a jot ssn of the Oklahoma Legislature, and admonished the lawmakers, “You have no bs to be ls of a man than you n be. Edh Gaylord Harper and Mrs.