Four Oklahoma judges and their county court system
The piece profiles Judges Tobias Morris Robert Landers S R Harper and Ralph Cline plus staff detailing each court s jurisdiction from juvenile to probate and the appeal path to higher courts It notes the special roles of City and County courts and the long careers and backgrounds of the judges and court personnel with emphasis on duties workload and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ask
Toby Morris
District Court
Robert S. Landers
Superior Court
S. R. Harper
Ralph Cline
Comanche County
Harper
Floyd Kennedy
Cline
Lawton
Justice of the Peace
County
Superior
Morris
Criminal Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Botth
Oklahoma City
Sanders
Jim Cox
Eula Potter
McClure
Nashville
Tenn
District
R. W. Easley
D. Moncrief
Sylvia McClure
Dodge Poole
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Ruth Grogan Stuart
Ruth Grogan Stuart 60 wife of Waurika banker Donald L. Stuart died after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born July 10 1895 in Benvenue Texas she married Stuart in 1921. Survivors include her husband son Donald Robert Stuart and siblings. Funeral at St Thomas Catholic church in Waurika with burial in Waurika cemetery. no flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waurika
Donald L. Stuart
Ruth Grogan
Benvanue
Tex
Robert P. Grogan
Jefferson County
Stuart
Henrietta
Waurika National Bank
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Church Altar Society
Donald Robert Stuart
Paul Grogan Weatherford
Frank Wilkinson
Oklahoma City
Olan Ridings
Wichita Falls
Lem Ashenhurst
James Ross
Walters
Worley Funeral Home
City Man Forfeits Bonds After Liquor Raid
Lester Scott of the city forfeited a total of 60 in bonds Saturday in Municipal Court after being charged on three counts stemming from a liquor raid by police Friday night. Officers confiscated about 90 bottles at Scott s trailer home at 9 30 p m including gin whisky wine and various half pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Scott
Scott
Auto Contracts Extended in Detroit Negotiations
Detroit reports CIO United Auto Workers and Studebaker-Packard officials agreed to extend present contracts on a day to day basis during ongoing negotiations. The move follows a Saturday meeting as both sides seek to avoid disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Studebaker - Packard Corm
CIO
United Auto Workers
Oil laid on Apache streets from rock station eastward
Oil is being spread on the newly black-topped streets from the Rock Service Station to the eastern edge of Apache. The work aims to improve road surfaces and traffic smoothness across the town.
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Rock
Apache
Prison Riot Erupts at Bowson Prison Yard
In BOSTOHS on October 2 rioters at Bowson Prison yard hurled stones at officers after a sit down strike by inmates serving long terms. Police with pistols arrived after two hours. a prison official described the scene as getting worse. A department head, Cre alam F. Curtis, was knocked unconscious and a guard struck. rioters smashed bakery property while a small fire was quickly extinguished by firemen.
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Conta
Crealam F. Curtis
Rieters
Trachisery
Two Men Charged With Speeding In County Court
Two men were charged with speeding in a county court. John W. Barritt, 27, was arrested by Norman Carrolls and Barnett Carr, 23, was arraigned in D. Sersan. Both faced speeding charges at the traffic incident.
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Redman
Fort 521
Fragmentary note on a local species case and arrest
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a crime case involving a species or person with unclear names. Authorities reference an arrest or proceeding but details are unreadable. The text suggests a legal action connected to a local incident with court involvement.
Hospital Births and Admissions in Southwest Areas
Births and hospital entries list multiple newborns with times and weights, plus admissions and discharges across Memorial and Southwestern facilities. Names include Williams, Kermit El ling, Jen nings, Parish, McDaniels, and Jennings with addresses in Fort Worth, Elgin, Cache, and others. Medical and surgical cases appear alongside newborn announcements and dismissals.
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Kermit Elling
J. D. Jennings
Max Parish
Walters
E. McDaniels
Mark Cizek
Elgin
Ramona Quick
George Thorpe
Columbia
Fallie Watts
Bell
Maggie Jane Smith
Baldwin
William @. Mathis
Euclid
Paul Britten
Richard Pinwiddle
S. Wodle
Bess Christy
Rose Foot
Ashqu
Judge Jacobs Oversees Busy Municipal Court Session
Judge J Merle Oaks handled 23 cases Saturday including illegal double parking theft of clothing and speeding. Bonds ranged from 6 to 20 dollars with several defendants fined for reckless driving no license and shoplifting while others released for lack of appearance or dis missed charges among disturbances public drunkenness and vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle Oaks
Freddy Eldridge McCoy
Bell
Pvt
Harvey Joe White
Fort Sill
Bernard Mathis
Gore
Cora Watson
E. Gore
Vernon Johnston
Sheppard Air Force Base
Tex
Donald Henry Estles
Park
Leslie Nowell Merrill
Elm
William Wilcox
Annies Collins
Nancy Gene Humphrey
Washington
Vernon Stephenson
Gracemont
Paul Carraway
Garfield
Raymond Birdwell
Tipton
Sam A. Batson
Georgia
Helen White
McKinley
Beecher Hill
Hastings
Okla
Louise Freeman
Ferris
Frances Bates
Douglas
New Hours Set In City Library
Carnegie Public Library announces new hours starting Monday October 3. Hours are Monday to Friday 1 pm to 9 pm and Saturday 1 pm to 7 pm, closed Sundays and holidays. New fiction includes Black Mesa and The Stepmother among others. non fiction adds To Hell and Back Inside Africa Genetics Is Easy Eggs I Have Laid and The Age of the Tail. Juvenile titles include The Shining Filly American Riddles in Rhymes Homing Pigeons Fleming Discoverer of Penicillin and The Story of Religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Public Library
Mamie Small
Carnegie Library
Black Mesa
Zane Grey
Hutchinson
S. Gardner
Eyster
Winged Sword
L. White
Hell
A. Murphy
Africa
John Gunther
Goldstein
M. Wilson
H. Allen Smith
F. Downey
Murphey
Zim
Fleming
Ludovici
Pyne
Sill Man Crushed By 2 Ton Truck At Fort Sill
Pfc. Ernest Bland Jr. 21, of Fort Sill was crushed when a 2 ton truck rolled over him at 3 10 p.m. as he checked a malfunction near the right rear after starting the motor and setting brakes. He died en route to the Army hospital. Bland belonged to A Battery 553rd Field Artillery Battalion. Public Information officers said the truck jumped into gear and rolled forward. An unidentified man shut off the motor after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby Morris
Granbury
Tex
Texas
Cotton
Comanche
Oklahoma
Morris
Judge Morris
Western Front
Combat Engineers
Fort Sill
Pfc
Ernest Bland Jr
Bland
Public Information
Pio
U.S. Army Hospital
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Enid
Garfield County
Sapulpa
Creek County
Okmulgee
Wewoka
Seminole County
Stephens
Jefferson
Muskogee
Muskogee County
Norman
Cleveland County
Cotton County
Congress
House of Representatives
Eugene L. Bowman
Roger Wilkerson
Serv
Mgr
Oklahoma Pest Control Association
Graham the Bug
Mrs
Donald Stuart
C. M. Pike
Koehler
Arborvitae
Abelia
Jasmine
Clement
Landscape Nursery
7Th and E
Bostohs
Berssee
Bowson Porish
Eifensea
Cela Ee
PFAFE
MA Adiaat
SSN
Robbin
Pfaff
Pfaff Sewing Center
William Williams
Lincoln
Arch Hardin
Dearborn
Earl Reed
William Riley Yates
Craig Tanner
Theo Tanner
Williams
Evelyn Dawson
Nick Alderson
Fletcher
Ellis Singleton
Indiahoma
Johnny Spivey
Jim Huffman
James Leemaster
Fort Worth
Elmo Evans
Earl McKinzie
Manded Moschetts
Ae Lanta
Sea Bors Sega
Brayford Pation
Beacon
Surcekry
Paul Lanters
Neuo
Wolverton
Sheridan Rd
Melton Jewelry
Sterling
Gorham
Fed
Tax Inc
Cliffords
Strade
Everest & Jennings
W. F
Bill
Glasgow
Cohama
Marcy Lee
Oxford
R. L. Meadors
Cache Road
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