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C. Guy Cutlip Collection
Cutlip, C. Guy (1881–1938). Papers, 1867–1967. 5 feet. Judge. Records (1930–1931) of the Oklahoma Bar Association’s board of governors; speeches (1927–1936) by Cutlip; manuscripts (n.d.) regarding the history of Seminole County, Oklahoma, Wewoka, Oklahoma, and the Seminole Indian Nation; Seminole Indian land allotment certificates (1901–1902); Cutlip’s travel diaries and personal diaries (1920– 1936); records (1905–1910) of the Wewoka Masonic Lodge; and a financial ledger (1867– 1872) of the Wewoka Trading Company.
This collection is available online at the University of Oklahoma Libraries website.
Provenance of Records C. Guy Cutlip was born near Medicine Lodge, Kansas, on April 6, 1881. In 1889 his family made the run into Oklahoma, settling at Kingfisher. In 1895 they moved to Tecumseh. After a public school education, Cutlip worked as a clerk and stenographer for Judge J. D. F. Jennings until 1901 when he became a stenographer for a lawyer in Wewoka. In 1902 he and his father tried the banking business for short time. Cutlip then became a clerk for the Atlas Abstract Company of Holdenville, which gave him useful training in oil leases. Through private study he became an attorney at Wewoka. From 1908 to 1911, he served as assistant county attorney for Seminole county. In 1919, he bought the Wewoka Trading Company and the Wewoka Realty and Trust Company, which were destroyed by fire in 1925. He was a law partner to Thomas J. Horsley. In 1930, Cutlip became a member of the Board of Governors of the Oklahoma Bar Association. In 1931 Governor William H. Murray appointed Cutlip as judge of the newly created Superior Court at Seminole; he was then elected to the position in 1934. Late in 1936 Cutlip was incapacitated by a heart attack. Recovering, he returned to court in the summer of 1937 only to suffer a second attack that fall. He died on January 24, 1938. Cutlip was active in the Wewoka Masonic Lodge and a member of the Lions Club. He served as the first president of the local Chamber of Commerce. He was Wewoka's first mayor from 1921, 1926 and a delegate to the 1932 Democratic National Convention. Cutlip married Amo Butts in 1903. Their daughter Maxine (Mrs. Claud Douglas) was born in 1906. Amo Cutlip, who served as president of the Oklahoma Federation of Women's Clubs, died on January 14, 1945. The papers came to the Manuscripts Collection from the estate of Maxine Cutlip in 1971.
Description of Collection Many of the documents relate to C. Guy Cutlip's career and influence as a public figure. Some of these materials describe the history of Seminole County and Wewoka. Several records are associated with former Oklahoma Governor, William H. Murray. Other documents concern Cutlip's personal life and his family. A majority of the materials date from the 1920's and 1930's. The entire collection includes records from 1867 to 1967.
Arrangement of Collection
Box 1 Speeches and Addresses, 1927 - 1936 Memorials, Eulogies, and Tributes, 1929 - 1938
Box 2 Nonfiction Writings Expressing Cutlip's Philosophy, Opinions, and Definitions Writings for Newspapers
Box 3 Biographical and Autobiographical Writings Fiction Miscellaneous
Box 4 Bound Volumes, 1890 - 1910
Box 5 Correspondence A-L, 1884 - 1967
Box 6 Correspondence M-Z, 1910 - 1944
Box 7 Records Relating to Cutlip's Service on the Board of Governors of the State Bar Association, 1929 - 1933
Box 8 Scrapbook of Records Relating to Cutlip's Death, 1938
Box 9 Deeds, 1901 - 1937 Miscellaneous Records Relating to the Cutlip Family, 1907 - 1941
Box 10 Legal Records, 1926 - 1937
Box 11 Miscellaneous Printed Materials, 1917 - 1938
Box 12 Miscellaneous Printed Materials, 1908 - 1944
Box 13 Newspaper Clippings
Box 14 Wewoka Trading Company Ledgers, 1864 - 1872
Oversized Certificates Maps
Box 1
Speeches and Addresses Folder: 1. Address to the Pottawatomie County Bar Association, regarding citizenship. December 16, 1927.
2. Armistice Day address. November 11, 1929.
3. Address at Statehood Day banquet, Tulsa, The Seminoles. (Banquet program is located in Box 11, Folder 7). November 16, 1929.
4. Address for memorial services to Shawnee Elk's Lodge, regarding war. Speech outline is on the back of a letter from Iris C. Saunders in Box 6, Folder 42. December 1, 1929.
5. Remarks as toastmaster, Oklahoma Memorial Association banquet. November 16, 1931.
6. Address on George Washington. 1932.
7. Campaign speech for William H. Murray. January 23, 1932.
8. Address to Federation of Women's Clubs, Oklahoma City, The Pioneer Woman. April 19, 1932.
9. Armistice Day address, Okemah. November 11, 1932.
10. Address at Jefferson Day banquet, Seminole, Thomas Jefferson. April 12, 1933.
11. Address at Chamber of Commerce, Tulsa, regarding crime and punishment. November 17, 1933.
12. Radio speech on Seminole County. April 14, 1934.
13. Sketch for speech on the flag. April 24, 1935.
14. Address to the reserve officers of Oklahoma, Holdenville, regarding defense of militarism. October 19, 1935.
15. Address at Oklahoma Memorial Association banquet, at Historical Society. Banquet program located in Box 11, Folder 7. November 16, 1935.
16. Address to Young Democrats at Jackson Day banquet. January 7, 1936.
17. Address to Wewoka Women's Business and Professional Club, Fairer Distribution of Wealth. January 8, 1936.
18. Address to Wewoka Rotarians, regarding George Washington. February 18, 1936.
19. Address to Scout Leaders, regarding dangers and pitfalls for boys. February 27, 1936.
20. Address to the Independent Oil Field Workers Association. Maud, OK. March 10, 1936.
21. Address to Business and Professional Women's Club, Holdenville, OK. March 16, 1936.
22. Address to Masonic Bodies at Seminole, Lodge and Government. March 30, 1936.
23. Address to the graduating class of Mountain View School. Program possibly correlating to this event is located in Box 11, Folder 4. May 14, 1936.
24. Address to State Lions Convention, Ada, OK. A letter, originally attached to this speech, from William H. Goodner is located in Box 5, Folder 61. June 9, 1936.
25. Address to the Rotarians of Wewoka. July 2, 1936.
26. Address at dedication of the Wewoka Post Office. August 15, 1936.
27. Address to the Shawnee Stamp Club, regarding crime prevention. September 18, 1936.
28. Address to the Ministerial Alliance. September 30, 1936.
29. Address to the Child Conservation League of America, Shawnee, regarding "What Constitutes a Modern Good Father". Letter from Jane Waldrop located in Box 6, Folder 61 relates to the speech. November 10, 1936.
30. Armistice Day address, Wewoka. November 11, 1936.
31. Tribute to the American Flag, written for Lorraine Davis. November 1936.
32. Address to Tulsa Bar dinner. November 25, 1936.
33. Address at the 25th anniversary of the Security State Bank, Wewoka. Letter from T. E. Burch in Box 5, Folder 12 relates to speech. December 5, 1936.
34. Speech to 4-H Club and Future Farmers of America, regarding industry and self-reliance. n.d.
35. After dinner speech. n.d.
36. Address to American Legion banquet. n.d.
37. Campaign speech for Thomas P. Gore. n.d.
38. Address to democrats. n.d.
39. Speech by Mrs. Cutlip to Federated Women's Club (OSFWC) about Wewoka history. n.d.
40. Partial draft of speech about George Washington. n.d.
41. Address to a graduating high school class. Program possibly correlating to this event is located in Box 11, Folder 4. n.d.
42. Speech about Highway 270. n.d.
43. Hospital Day address. n.d.
44. Speech welcoming KGFF Radio to Wewoka. n.d.
45. Address to a Lions Club, regarding Robert E. Lee. n.d.
46. Nomination of George B. Sheritt for Lions Club President. n.d.
47. Lions Club welcoming speech to Wewoka. n.d.
48. Speech to Masons about Wewoka. n.d.
49. Notes for program and after dinner speech. n.d.
50. Notes for speeches. n.d.
51. Radio speech about Wewoka. n.d.
52. Speech concerning the state of the country and friendship. n.d.
Memorials, Eulogies, and Tributes
53. Tribute to C. Guy Cutlip in The Wewoka Times-Democrat. Includes note by Fred Berry. January 25, 1938.
54. Memorial to Thaddeus G. Cutlip, the father of C. Guy, Shawnee, OK. December 3, 1936.
55. Tribute to Mrs. Alice Brown Davis of Wewoka, presented to the OK Historical Society Hall of Fame. Program located in Box 11, Folder 7. November 15, 1930.
56. Mrs. Cutlip's eulogy to Mrs. Alice Brown Davis, presented at Historical Building, Wewoka. Program located in Box 11, Folder 7. November 16, 1935.
57. Memorial to Al Grall. c. 1929.
58. Memorial to Frank M. McGuire. n.d.
59. Tribute to Jeptha Weston Smith. n.d.
60. Memorial to Roland H. Smith. c. 1932.
Box 2
Nonfiction Folder: 1. Battle of Violent Springs, as told by Isaac Botley. n.d.
2. Notes on the Going Snake Courthouse Fight. n.d.
3. History of the Law. (partial draft). n.d.
4. The Autobiography of Mary Anne Lilley, copy 1. n.d.
5. The Autobiography of Mary Anne Lilley, copy 2. n.d.
6. The Autobiography of Mary Anne Lilley, copy 3. n.d.
7. Notes on Lilley Genealogy. n.d.
8. No. 1 Fire Fighter to the World, referring to Myron M. Kinley. n.d.
9. Notes on Cherokee Bill and Ft. Smith. n.d.
10. Notes on Ft. Smith and Judge Parker. n.d.
11. Brief synopsis for The Hanging Judge. n.d.
12. Notes on justice in Indian Territory and Oklahoma. n.d.
13. Notes on Judge Parker's court cases. n.d.
14. Fort Smith and Judge Isaac C. Parker, copy 1. n.d.
15. Fort Smith and Judge Isaac C. Parker, copy 2. n.d.
16. Case record of U.S. vs. J. Martin (1883) heard by Judge Parker.
17. Seminole Council House - Wewoka. n.d.
18. Seminole County history. n.d.
19. Seminole County oil history. n.d.
20. The old courthouse. n.d.
21. Seminole lighthorsemen. n.d.
22. Outline on Seminole and Wewoka history. n.d.
23. What Started the Second Seminole War in Florida. n.d.
24. Wewoka - Barking Waters. n.d.
Writings Expressing Cutlip's Philosophy, Opinions, and Definitions
25. Agriculture. n.d. 26. Ambition. n.d. 27. Books. n.d. 28. Citizenship. n.d. 29. Crime and Punishment. n.d. 30. The Farm Problem. n.d. 31. Government. June 5, 1936. 32. Government. n.d. 33. Government. n.d. 34. Government. n.d. 35. Government. n.d. 36. Virtue in Government. n.d. 37. Overspending in the Public and Government. n.d. 38. Politicians. n.d. 39. Practicing Law. n.d. 40. Preparing for the Future. n.d. 41. Raising Children. n.d. 42. Self-Restraint. n.d. 43. Need of a Self-Starter. n.d. 44. Society. n.d. 45. Taxation. n.d. 46. A Few Remarks Concerning Taxation. n.d. 47. Taxes. n.d. 48. The U.S. Supreme Court. n.d.
Writings for Newspapers
49. Column Written for Oklahoma Times, When Walt Mills was on vacation. n.d.
50. "Editorial on Common School Waste," Seminole Reporter. February 20, 1936.
51. Editorial in Seminole Producer, regarding success. June 1, 1936.
52. Indian Series. n.d. No. 1: partial copy. No. 2: "The Revenge of Wildcat the Wanderer". No. 3: "The Tribesmen Back the Stars and Bars".
53. The Mental Hazard, Gene Armot, sketches on government politics. c. 1932.
Box 3
Biographical and Autobiographical Writings Folder: 1. Advertisement blank books with notes. n.d.
2. Autobiography. n.d.
3. Biographical sketch of C. Guy Cutlip. n.d.
4. Biographical information on Thaddeus G. Cutlip. n.d.
5. An evening reverie. n.d.
6. Horoscope of C. Guy Cutlip. n.d.
7. Account of trip to Mexico. n.d.
8. Maxine Cutlip's journal of trips to Mexico. 1934, 1935.
9. Notes from Mexico trip. n.d.
10. Notes on tour of Mexico. n.d.
11. A tour of New Mexico and Arizona. n.d.
12. Notebook of legal and travel notes. 1923.
13. Papers enclosed in cornerstone of the Cutlip Building. October 2, 1926.
14. Pocket diaries. 1920, 1921, 1925, 1926, 1929, 1932.
15. Pocket diary with notes on early outlaws. 1929.
16. Room "437". n.d.
17. Selections from Cutlip's writings that typify his philosophies, assembled after Cutlip's death. n.d.
18. The Springtime. n.d.
19. War According to Custom by Alan Doon, about Cutlip. c. 1930.
Fiction
20. Mexican and Spanish word list. n.d.
21. Montezuma's Treasure, copy 1. n.d.
22. Montezuma's Treasure, copy 2. n.d.
23. Montezuma's Treasure, partial draft. n.d.
24. Notes on Mexican history. n.d.
25. Novel with Aztec theme. n.d.
26. Outline for Story about Aztecs. n.d.
27. Short Story about James Leighton. n.d.
28. Work Brings Happiness. n.d.
Miscellaneous
29. Copy of petition to County Commissioners, regards vote on courthouse bonds. April 29, 1920.
30. A death sentence. c. 1936.
31. Estimated expenses of the Superior Court of Seminole County. 1935.
32. Guest list for Chamber of Commerce banquet. c. 1935.
33. Jokes and stories. n.d.
34. Judicial opinion upholding the National Recovery Act. January 20, 1934.
35. A legal opinion. 1935.
36. List of books. n.d.
37. Miscellaneous.
38. Notes on laws regarding incapacitated judges. See letter to Monroe Osborn in Box 6, Folder 22. c. 1937.
39. Notes on trial testimony. n.d.
40. Organization of Oklahoma Delegation to Democratic National Convention, endorsed by William Murray. 1932.
41. Poetry. n.d.
42. Program for the dedication of the Wewoka Armory. Printed program in Box 11, Folder 7. February 18, 1937.
43. Short poems, witticisms, and observations. n.d.
44. Strategy for political campaign. n.d.
45. "Vote for the Bonds," regards vote for courthouse bonds. Printed copy located in Box 12, Folder 7. n.d.
Box 4
Bound Volumes
1. Account Book. 1890-1892.
2. Wewoka Masonic Lodge minutes book. September 15, 1905 to July 16, 1909.
3. Wewoka Masonic Lodge minutes book. July 21, 1909 to July 22, 1910.
Box 5 - Correspondence, A - L Folder: 1. Anthony, C. R. 1938. 2. Armstrong, William J. 1930. 3. Bailey, Frederick W. 1930. 4. Bennet, J. G. 1931. 5. Biggers, V. R. Enclosing letters from: Clark, J. W.; Davenport, James S.; DeMeules, Edgar A.; Horsley, Thomas J.; Lester, E. F.; McKeever, H. G.; Massingale, Sam; Melton, Alger; Murray, William H.; Poindexter, J. M.; Richardson, D. A.; Rigsby, A. W.; Spellman, F. B. H.; Spillers, Grover C; Thompson, VernE.; Utterback, W. E.; Wright, Allen. 1931. 6. Bill. n.d. 7. Bishop, Homer H. Enclosed newspaper clipping from the Wewoka Capital- Democrat. 1951. 8. Blassingame, Lurton. Enclosed Synopsis of The Hanging Judge. 1939. 9. Bodes, Belle. 1937. 10. Brandt, Joseph A. 1936. 11. Brazell, Jas. 1919 12. Burch, T. E. 1936. 13. Burnham, Creighton B. 1938. 14. Busby, Orel. 1931. 15. Bush, Mrs. Houston L. n.d. 16. Butler, Robert L. 1935. 17. Butts, Hugh N. 1926. 18. Cade, C. M. 1931. 19. Cahan, James. 1929. 20. Canards, Roly. 1936. 21. Carey, Leonard. 1930. 22. Cash, O. C. 1937. 23. Chesley, Frank. 1907 -- Clark, J. W. Located in Folder 5. 1931. 24. Clayton, William H. H. 1933. 25. Conlan, Czarina C. (Mrs. Michael C.). 1935. 26. Conoco Travel Bureau. Enclosed maps for trip. 1936. 27. Cooper, John T. 1936. 28. Cope, M.R. n.d. 29. Crockett, Joe B. 1932. 30. Culp, Dudley H. 1967. 31. Cutlip, Amo. 1908. 32. Cutlip, Guy A. Includes photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman B. Cutlip. 1936. 33. Cutlip, Maxine. 1921, 1937, 1965. 34. Cutlip, T. G. 1929. 35. Davenport, James S. A second letter is in Folder 5. 1931. 36. Davis, Alice B. 1928. 37. Davis, Coleman. 1931. 38. Davis, Edward. 1929, 1936. 39. Davis, Lorraine. 1936. 40. Davison, Denver N. 1929. 41. Dean, T. R. 1931. 42. DeMeules, Edgar A. A second letter is in Folder 5. 1931. 43. Dickson, Jno. E. 1927, 1930. 44. Disney, Wesley E. 1929. 45. Doane, Warren. (Hal E. Roach Studios) 1925. 46. Douglas, Claude L. Includes newspaper story. 1930. 47. Elam, Richard. n.d. 48. Elliott, C. L. Includes picture of Osceola. 1923. 49. Emery, Dorothy (Mrs. W. D. Emery). 1930. 50. Ewton, Jack. Includes Release of Mortgage and Quit Claim Deed Forms. 1937. 51. Farnham, Frances. 1935. 52. Fellows, Ray S. Enclosed newspaper clippings. 1936, 1937. 53. Ferguson, Walter. Enclosed newspaper clippings from The Tulsa Tribune. 1929, 1935. 54. Fernandez, Rogelio. 1936. 55. Foreman, Grant. 1933, 1935. 56. Fowler, Louie. n.d. 57. Frederick, A. L. 1930. 58. Galord, Sam. 1930. 59. Gardner, Frederick H. 1931. 60. Godfrey, Edna (Mrs. H. S. Godfrey). 1938. 61. Goodner, W. H. 1936. 62. Gore, Thomas P. 1936, 1938. 63. Gresham, James E. 1931. 64. Grisso, W. E. 1937. 65. Harber, Ida E. (Mrs. Raymond Harber). 1931. 66. Harrison, Walter M. 1926, 1936. 67. Hayes, Samuel W. 1931. 68. Hedrick, Paul. 1930. 69. Hellings, J. Enclosed newspaper clipping from The Barber County Index, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. n.d. 70. Holloway, G. A. 1931. 71. Holloway, W. J. 1930. 72. Holmes, Mrs. Edwin Bird. Enclosed newspaper clipping. 1940. 73. Horsley, Thomas J. A second letter is Folder 5. 1944, 1948. 74. Hottenstein, Charles. 1931. 75. Hull, H. J. 1929, 1930. 76. Humphries, P. V. 1936. 77. Hutchins, Charles. 1929. 78. Inter-America. 1925. 79. Jleermak, G. Enclosed is Delegate to Democratic National Convention card. 1932. 80. Johnson, J. Coody. 1925. 81. Keaton, James R. 1931. 82. Keene, N. P. n.d. 83. Kelly, Bliss. 1936. 84. Key, W. S. 1930, 1937. 85. Kuyrkendall, L. C. 1936. 86. Lake, Mary M. Enclosed letter by Sue Cutlip from September 6, 1884 and newspaper clipping from The Barber County Index, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. 1937. 87. Lawrence, William L. 1929. -- Lester, E. F. Located in Folder 5. 1931. 88. Linscheid, A. 1929. 89. Lorton, Otis. Enclosed newspaper clipping from The Barber County Index, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. 1937.
Box 6 - Correspondence, M - Z Folder: 1. MacCabe, Dr. R. S. 1937. 2. Marquina, Ignacio. 1936. 3. Massingdale, Sam C. A second letter is in Box 5, Folder 5. 1931. 4. Maurer, W. A. 1924. 5. McAfee, J. E. 1923. 6. McCool, Richard M. 1929. 7. McDaniel, W. C. Includes article "Why Remove the County Seat?" 1920 8. McDonald, Joseph R. 1938. 9. McGuire, C. L. 1929. 10. McJunkins, T. L. 1935. -- McKeever, H. G. Located in Box 5, Folder 5. 1931. 11. McKeown, Tom D. 1933. 12. McLaughlin, M. J. 1926. -- Melton, Alger. Located in Box 5 Folder 5. 1931. 13. Miller, Vera. n.d. 14. Mitchell, Almont. Includes photo of Mitchell's home. 1930. 15. Moffitt, James W. 1938. 16. Moore, Jessie. 1938. 17. Morgan, C. E. 1938. 18. Murray, William H. A second letter is in Box 5, Folder 5. 1930, 1934, 1938. 19. Nash, M. A. 1937. 20. Nichols, Allen G. n.d., 1931. 21. Norris, P. A. 1929. 22. Osborn, Monroe. 1937. 23. Owen, L. G. 1937. 24. Owens, J. F. 1931. 25. Owens, O. O. 1923. 26. Patten, Clarence C. 1941. 27. Payne, Robert Barton. c. 1920. 28. Pearson, A. E. 1937. 29. Phillips, Tom R. 1931. 30. Pitman, Clyde G. 1931. -- Poindexter, J. M. Located in Box 5, Folder 5. 1931. 31. Pryor, W. W. 1935. 32. Reed, Frank H. 1931. 33. Reynolds, W. Homer. 1936. 34. Rhodes, E. O. 1929. 35. Richards, Alvin. Includes "Abstracts from Title to the Lands and Lots Described in the Caption Hereto." 1927. 36. Richardson, D. A. A second letter is in Box 5, Folder 5. 1933. -- Rigsby, A. W. Located in Box 5, Folder 5. 1931. 37. Rogers, Harry H. 1929. 38. Rogers, Will. 1931. 39. Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin D. 1937. 40. Royster, Florence. 1932. 41. Sanders, J. G. 1930. 42. Saunders, Iris C. Includes postcard for a meeting of the Shawnee Elks Club.1929. 43. Sherman, Mary (Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman). 1931. 44. Shouse, Jouett. 1932. 45. Sisk, Larry. 1929. 46. Smith, A. K. 1934. 47. Smith, Mrs. Carrie B. 1930. 48. Smith, Solon W. 1935. 49. Smith, Willie E. Includes postcards from Naples and England. n.d. 50. Snyder, Mrs. Beulah. 1937. -- Spellman, F. B. H. Located in Box 5, Folder 5. 1931. -- Spillers, Grover C. Located in Box 5, Folder 5. 1931. 51. Squyres, Scott P. 1935. 52. Stokes, L. T. n.d. 53. Stone, Joseph C. 1926. 54. Thomas, Elmer. 1936, 1937. -- Thompson, Vern E. Located in Box 5, Folder 5. 1931. 55. Thurman, Hal C. 1936. 56. Tipton, John W. 1925. 57. Trimble, Vance. 1938. -- Utterback, W. E. Located in Box 5, Folder 5. 1931. 58. Vandee, A. B. 1910. 59. Van Hecke, J. 1930. 60. Virgil. This may be Virgil Biggers. 1931. 61. Waldrop, Jane (Mrs. Earl H. Waldrop). 1936. 62. Warnock, John C. 1926. 63. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. 1931. 64. Willmott, John W. 1931, 1938. 65. Wooton, H. J. 1921. -- Wright, Allen. Located in Box 5, Folder 5. 1931. 66. Wright, Muriel H. 1944. 67. Zurmehly, C. E. 1936.
Box 7 - Records Relating to Cutlip's Service on the Board of Governors of the State Bar Association, 1930 - 1931
Cutlip was elected to the Board of Governors of the State Bar Association for a one year term beginning on December 20, 1930. Cutlip resigned on March 23, 1931, when he was appointed as judge of the Superior Court at Seminole. His resignation was not immediately effective.
Folder: 1. Board of Governors of the State Bar of Oklahoma Meeting Minutes: March 20 & 31, 1930. (Special Meeting) December 13, 1930. December 18, 1930. December 20, 1930. January 10, 1931. January 23-24, 1931. February 27-28, 1931. March 27-28, 1931.
2. Case of Hazen Green, et. al., Brief on Behalf of Respondents Hazen Green and Otho Green. n.d.
3. Case of Hazen Green, et. al., Brief of Respondent, Jack G. Harley. April 1, 1930.
4. Certificate of election to the Board of Governors. 1930.
5. Disbarment proceedings to December 1, 1930, and miscellaneous information regarding the Board of Governors.
6. Dissenting Opinion of C. Guy Cutlip in Case of Hazen Green, et. al. n.d.
7. Expenses of operation from organization of the State Bar to December 5, 1930.
8. List of Names for Seminole and Hughes Counties. n.d.
9. Muskogee Phoenix Sun clipping, regarding legislative bills to abolish the state bar. February 1, 1931.
10. Oklahoma State Bar Journal, Vol. 1: No. 1, No. 9, and No. 10; Vol. 2: No. 1. 1930, 1931. 11. Pamphlet - "Abstract from the Proceedings Before the Board of Governors of the State Bar of Oklahoma on March 29, 1930, for the Disbarment of George Ramsey and Edgar A. de Meules."
12. Proposed amendment to Oklahoma Statutes, Sec. 4101. n.d.
13. Receipt for State Bar dues. January 21, 1931.
14. Report of action of the Supreme Court affecting members of the State Bar of Oklahoma. n.d.
15. Report of cases pending against attorneys. n.d.
16. Resolution of Tulsa Junior Bar Association. 1931.
17. Resolution of the Washington County Bar Association. February 3, 1931.
18. State Bar of Oklahoma vs. Q. P. McGhee and Frank R. Burns. n.d.
19. State Bar of Oklahoma vs. George C. Crump. 1933.
20. State Senate and House members who are also members of the State Bar. n.d.
Correspondence Relating to Cutlip's Service on the Board of Governors of the State Bar Association, 1930 - 1931.
21. Anderson, D. W. 1929. 22. Andrews, Clyde. 1931. 23. Arrington, Roscoe. 1931. 24. Ballard, W. H. 1929. 25. Board of Governors. 1931. 26. Boyle, R. V. 1931. 27. Bullock, A. L. 1930. 28. Burt, Leroy J. 1931. 29. Busby, Orel. 1929. 30 Clark, J. W. 1930. 31. Commons, A. L. 1931. 32. Cook, I. L. 1930. 33. Crump, George C. 1929. 34. Davison, Denver N. 1930-31 35. de Meules, Edgar A. 1929-31 36. Edwards, H. H. 1930. 37. Essery, Carl V. 1930-1931 38. French, W. D. 1930. 39. Gooden, John L. 1930. 40. Grisso, W. D. 1931. 41. Hardy, Cornelius. 1929. 42. Holloway, G. A. 1929. 43. Jones, Cham. 1931. 44. Keaton, J. R. 1930. 45. King, J. Berry. 1931. 46. Lee, Gentry. 1931. 47. Martin, Benjamin. 1931. 48. Massingdale, Sam C. 1931. 49. Maupin, Robert W. 1931. 50. Melton, Alger. 1930-31 51. Mullen, J. S. 1931. 52. Murray, William H. 1930. 53. Nichols, Allen G. 1931. 54. Owens, O. O. 1929. 55. Phillips, Warren B. 1929. 56. Pitman, Clyde G. 1929. 57. Ralls, J. G. 1929. 58. Rigsby, A. W. 1929-31 59. Robinson, Clarence. 1930. 60. Rodgers, James W. 1929. 61. Searcy, O. H. and J. B. Underwood. 1931. 62. Seger, James O. 1929. 63. Sigler, Guy H. 1931. 64. Smith, J. J. 1931. 65. Spies, Warren T. 1930. 66. Thompson, Vern E. 1930-31 67. Utterback, W. E. 1930-31 68. Warren, Frank L. 1930-31 69. Williamson, Mac. Q. 1931.
Box 8 - Scrapbook
C. Guy Cutlip's wife, Amo, and his daughter, Maxine, created a scrapbook of materials relating to his death and funeral in January , 1938. The scrapbook pages had deteriorated and the documents were not well preserved, so the materials were removed and rearranged here. The letters, telegrams, and cards had originally been folded and placed in envelopes pasted to the scrapbook pages and labeled "Personal Letters and Cards", "Club and Business Letters", "Personal Telegrams", "Club and Business Telegrams", "Personal Flower Cards", and "Club and Business Cards."
Miscellaneous Materials Folder: 1. Register of Letters.
2. Register of Telegrams.
3. Register of Visitors.
4. Greeting Accompanying Gift to Cutlip.
5. Program from First Christian Church, Wewoka, OK. January 30, 1938.
6. Letter and Clipping from Sarber's Press Clipping Service, Oklahoma City, OK. January 25, 1938.
7. Article and Editorial from the Daily Oklahoman. January 1938.
8. Article in Wewoka Times-Democrat announcing Cutlip's death. January 25, 1938
Personal Letters and Telegrams
9. A: Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Alexander, Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Ambrose, Margaret Rebman Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Auda
10. B: B., Pat Bailey, Mrs. H. C. Barefoot, Bert B. Barton, Mrs. Elis (Aunt Joe) Bell, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Bennett, Mrs. C. H. Berry, James E. Birdwell, T. R. Bishop, Lois [Mrs. Homer] Bohart, Mrs. James M. Bond, Reford Byrum, J. Knox
11. C: Calvert, Maud Campbell, Mrs. W. A. Cansler, Granny Celia, Aunt and family Chamblee, Gladys Chappell, Mrs. Byrdie L. Chase, Mrs. C. L. Childers, C. C. Clark, Zula B. (Mrs. L. D. Clark) Cobb, James H. Coleman, Mrs. Dick (see: Mrs. Henry Johnston in Folder 6) Commons, A. L. Conlan, Czarina C. Cornels, Mrs. E. F. Cox, Fay (Mrs. Frank Cox) Cox, Irene Cozart, May me and Leverett
12. D: Dale, Mrs. J. R. Dana, Dave A. Davenport, James S. Davis, Mrs. and Mrs. C. Ed [Davis], Frankie Pauline Day, Pauline Deweese, Atha Shelby Dilley, Annie L. [Mrs. W. Y. Dilley] Doris Douglas, A. B. (see: George A. Stewart in Folder 12) Dunaway, Count and Cecil
13. E: Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Elliott, Margaret and Leo
F: Faulkenberg, J. E. Fleming, Dora Hartzell (Mrs. Fred Fleming) Frazier, Mrs. J.R. (see: Winnie M. Sanger in Folder 12) Fullerton, Eula C.
G: Genevieve (see: Mack in Folder 8) Gilbert, Myrtle and Ora Glenn, Maxine and Harlan Glovers, The Gorman, Mrs. T. F. Greer, Bruce and Reba
14. H: Hait, Mrs. Dora C. Lannom Hanon, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. and daughters Harris, V. V. [Heacock], Alta Henry, Eleanor K. Herring, William R. Hightower, Louise Hisel, Mary J. Holding, Vera Howard, Ethel L. Hull, Anna S. and Nellie Sakach Hutcheson, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
I: Inez
J: Jennings, Iowa [Mrs. D. O. Jennings] Jim (see: Pearl in Folder 10) Johnston, Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Dick Coleman
15. K: Key, Bill and Irene Kincaid, Eleanor P. (Mrs. J. W. Kincaid) Korn, Anna Brosius
L: Lacy, Mary Lawson, Roberta Campbell Lewter, Myrtle [Mrs. Dallas Lewter] and Ruth Olive [Mrs. Richard Olive] Lilligren, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Lingham, Bright Linscheid, Mr. and Mrs. A. Linscheid, Hazel Little, Mrs. Frank Louise Lucas, Blanche Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
16. M: Mack and Genevieve Marguerite (see: Pearl in Folder 10) Mary Frances Matthews, Alice Story Maurer, Evalyn A. McAlester, Mrs. W. B. McKinnis, Mr. and Mrs. George E. McMahan, Helen (Mrs. P. P. McMahan) Memminger, Martha and Mother Miller, Mrs. Henry D. Mills, Walt W. Moffitt, James W.
17. N: Nash, M. A. Nelson, Mrs. R. C. Newman, Mrs. Nebon and Mrs. W. C. Turner Nichole, Norma Nichols, Al [Norvell], Polly Spencer and Marjorie
O: Oakley, Ola D. Olive, Ruth [Mrs. Richard Olive] (see: Myrtle Lewter in Folder 7) Orbie, (see: Pearl in Folder 10) Overton, Mrs. H. L. Ozbirn, Mrs. E. Lee Ozbirn, Katie
18. P: Parris, Bess M. Patten, Lela and Clarence Peacock, Alta Pearl and Orbie, Marguerite and Jim Phillips, Mrs. R. L. Pryor, F. C.
Q: Quarles, Delle
19. R: Rainey, George Ray, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Herbert Walter and Mrs. Lucille Thurman Ritchey, Mrs. W. H. Roberts, Eunice B. (Mrs. A. J. Roberts) Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. and Barton [Ruggles], Garland
20. S: Sakach, Nellie (see: Anna S. Hull in Folder 6) Sanders, Mrs. T. C. and Eleanor Sanger, Winnie M. and Mrs. J. R. Frazier Satterthwaite, Alice M. (Mrs. J. E.) Service, Becky E. Shockley, Mr. and Mrs. and Marie Shockley, Minnie Smith, Mrs. Frank L. and Hazellee Stewart, George A. and A. B. Douglas Stubblefield, Bess Stumpp, Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Sr.
T: [Taylor], Virgil Tepe, Ben and girls Thurman, Mrs. Lucille (see: Mrs. Herbert W. Reed in Folder 11) Turner, Mrs. W. C. (see: Mrs. Nebon Newman in Folder 9) Twinman [Twinum], Howard and Kittie
21. V: Van Divort, Mrs. W. M. Van Soudt, Lucile Veazey, Clarence W.
W: Wagner, Horace Waldrip, Mrs. W. M. Warren, Anne Whitcraft, Edna [Mrs. G. E.] Wilson, Mrs. George H. Wolfe, C. Dale Wolfe, Mrs. Reed [Wolgamot], Mildred [Wright] Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Park
Letters and Telegrams from Clubs
22. A-G: Altus Clionian Club Anadarko Philomathic Club (Mrs. G. C. Wamsley) Barnsdall Outlook Study Club (Mrs. E. R. Luiles) Bartlesville Tuesday Club (Mrs. H. D. Cannon and Mrs. G. V. Rowland) Boise City Athenaeum Club Bristow Culture Club (Mrs. Louis Loeffler) Broken Bow Delphian Study Club Carmen Current Research Club Clinton Allied Arts Club (Mrs. Lawrence Wise) Literary Club (Mrs. C. H. McBurney) Cordell Federated Clubs (Mrs. O. H. Tidwell, Mrs. F. O. Brown, Mrs. J. W. Kerley) Cushing Hypatia Club (Mrs. O. H. Lachenmeyer) Duncan Monday Study and Philomathic Owl and FLC Clubs Durant Seventh District, Oklahoma Federation of Women's Clubs (Mrs. W. B. Elmore) Fort Worth, Texas University Place Book Club
Guthrie Second District, Oklahoma Federation of Women's Clubs (May me Wheeler) Guymon Unidentified Club (Mrs. A. F. Burch, Mrs. Ralph Shackelford)
23. H-O: Hammon Federated Club Third District, Oklahoma Federation of Women's Clubs (Mrs. H. M. Parks) Healdton Study Club Hobart Yamparika Club Hollis 1921. Sorosis Club Hugo Mothers Inter Se Club Idabel Twentieth Century Study Club (Marie Russell) McAlester Fortnightly Club Lion's Club (Sid M. Goldman) Ohoyohoma Club Muskogee Da-co-tah Indian Club (R. K. Hodges) Oklahoma City National Research Club (Mrs. R. C. Mills) Pioneer Members Club (Mrs. J. A. Ross) Swastika Study Club Tau Omega Club (Mrs. R. C. Mills Oolagah Modern Priscilla Club (Mrs. Dal Walker) Sunshine Club
24. P-S: Pauls Valley Home Culture Club Ponca City Twentieth Century Club (Mrs. W. A. Baird) World Research Club Pond Creek Study Club Poteau Twentieth Century Study Club Rush Springs MacDowell Club Saint Louis Harmony Study Club Sand Springs Women's Club (Mrs. S. E. Harman) Sapulpa Athenaeum Club Seminole Sorosis Club Sentinel Federated Club Women
Shawnee Hawthorne Club Sarosis Club (Mrs. C. A. Sweet)
25. T-W: Tecumseh P. E. O., Chapter W Tulsa Federation of Womens Clubs (Mrs. J. Warren Burgess) Womens Club (Mrs. E. T. Neibling) Vinita Del Phi Club (Mrs. Richard Wheatley) Premiere Worthwhile Club (Mrs. C. A. Wasmund) Wetumka Coterie Club Wewoka Order of Eastern Star, Chapter No. 246 P. E. O. (Blanche) Woodward Beta Sorosis Club (Mrs. Ernest Godfrey) Sorosis Club (Grace H. Fisher)
Personal Flower Cards
26. A: A. C. (see: Pat) Aldridge, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Bart Aldridge Alleyne (see: Claude) Anders, V. L. (see: Roberts, Ruby) Aubrey, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
B: Baker, Mrs. W. F. (see: Lack) Beall, Mr. William O. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Berry, Lt. Gov. and Mrs. James E. Bess and Horace, Mildred, and Bill; Oklahoma City Big, Mary, Evelyn, and Katherine Biggles, Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Bill (see: Bess) Billingsley, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Blanche (see: Janie) Boone, Mrs. James W. Boxley, J. D. Browne, Mrs. Virgil Butts, Dr. and Mrs. A. M.
C: Catlett, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Chase, Mr. and Mrs. R. H., Sr. and Family; Seminole, OK Clair (see: Janie) Claude and Pat, Guy and Alleyne Coleman, Mrs. Howard E., Howard and Loma Compton, Mrs. M. W. and Work Brothers Consler, Granny (see: Nichols) Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cox, Irene Creekmore, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Crowson, L. W. Criswell, Vernon Youene Crockett, Joe B. and Family Culvert, Mrs. George E. (see: Frazier, Mrs. John Randolph)
D: Dale, Mrs. J. R. (see: Frazier, Mrs. John Randolph) Davidson, C. M. (Skeet) (see: Roberts, Ruby) Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean, Irvin and Maude Deazey, Mrs. Sadie (see: Lack) Deweese, Mrs. (see: Olive) Dilley, Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Heacock Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Doris Dotson, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Dunnaway, Mr. and Mrs. Dow E: Eagleton, W. L. Edna (see: Janie) Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hale Evelyn (see: Big)
F: Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warren Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Force, Mr. and Mrs. R. S.; Dallas, TX Fore, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Franklin (see: Nichols) Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Frazier, Mrs. John Randolph, Dr. Winnie Sanger, Mrs. J. R. Dale, and Mrs. George E. Culvert
G: Garland and Lisk; Walters, OK Genieve (see: Mack) Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. and Mr. and Mrs. Ingram Henry; Ardmore, OK Gilstrap, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Gladden, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.; Dallas, TX Glover, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thornton Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Homer C.; Tulsa Guy (see: Claude)
H: Halliburton, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hammons, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. and Family Hampton, Mrs. Ida; Okemah Harber, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harker, Raymond (see: Solomon) Haulsee, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Heacock, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. (see: Dilley) Headley, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hedley, Mr. and Mrs. Helen (see: Pat) Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Ingram (see: Gibson) Higdon, Kenneth, Alma Moore, Leone McCabe, and Shirley McDaniel Hoiyhurst, Jessie, Dorothy, and Nelson Horace (see: Bess) Horsley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Howell, Dr. and Mrs. H. A., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howell, and Clayborne Howell Hubbard, Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Humphreys, Dr. and Mrs. D. W.
I: Ione (see: Pat)
J: Janie and Clair, Edna and Joe, Blanche and Verus Janice (see: Nichols) Jarvis, W. M. and Family; Shawnee Jim (see: Pearl) Joe (see: Janie) Josephine (see: Pat)
K: Katherine (see: Big) Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Mainard Keys, Col. and Mrs. W. F. Kidd, Neona and A. C. Kiker, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Knight, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. and Dr. Claude Knight Krouch, Julius and Max Krouch, Max and Clyde Pitman; Tecumseh Kunler, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C.; Shawnee
L: Lack, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. and Mrs. W. F. Baker and Mrs. Sadie Deazey Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lewis, Mrs. O. D., Mrs. George McKinnis, Sr., Mrs. Q. C. Sanders, Mrs. C. E. Scott, Mrs. Chester McDonald, Mrs. Park Wyatt, Mrs. A. F. Stout, and Mrs. D. A. Sweet Lewter, Mrs. (see: Olive) Lidebotham, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Lillards, The Lisk (see: Garland) Long, Con (see: Phillips) Long, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
M: Mack and Genieve Mainard, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. and Mildred Margarite (see: Pearl) Marland, Gov. and Mrs. E. W.; Oklahoma City Maurer, Evelyn Mary (see: Big) McCabe, Leone (see: Higdon) McClung, J. L. (see: Roberts, Ruby) McDaniel, Shirley (see: Higdon) McDonald, Mrs. Chester (see: Lewis) McKinnis, Mrs. George, Sr. (see: Lewis) McNaughton, T. J. Merrell, Bice (see: Roberts, Ruby) Mert (see: Sophie) Mildred (see: Bess) Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Moore, Alma (see: Higdon) Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. and Mr. and Mrs. A. Milam Wilson Mussetter, Fred
N: Nichols, Allen G., Franklin and Janice, and Granny Consler Norvell, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
O: Ogle, Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Olive, Mrs., Mrs. Deweese, Mrs. Wolf, and Mrs. Lewter Orbie, (see: Pearl) Owen, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Owens, O. O.
P: Parker, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pat (see: Claude) Pat, Ione, Josephine, A. C., Helen, and Suzanne Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. (two cards) Pearl, Orbie, Margarite, Jim Phillips, Hilton and Con Long Pitman, Clyde (see: Krouch) Powell, S. D.; Seminole
R: Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Gus and Mother Roberts Roberts, Ruby, Co. Clerk; J. L. McClung, Co. Treasurer; V. L. Anders, Co. Asser.; Bice Merrell, Sheriff; Calvin T. Smith, and C. M. (Skeet) Davidson Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. and Family
S: Sanders, Mrs. Q. C. (see: Lewis) Sanger, Dr. Winnie (see: Frazier, Mrs. John Randolph) Scott, Mrs. C. E. (see: Lewis) Sebastian, Mrs. A. and Charlotte Seran, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Shan, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Smith, Calvin T. (see: Roberts, Ruby) Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Smith, Mr. and Mrs. N. Bert Smith, Solon W. (see: Twyford) Solomon, J. P. and Raymond Harker Sophie and Mert Stout, Mrs. A. F. (see: Lewis) Sturgeon, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.; Seminole Suzanne (see: Pat) Sweet, Mrs. A. D. (see: Lewis)
T: Terry, Mr. and Mrs. John Thurston, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tigon, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. and Family Traugh, Mr. and Mrs. R. P.; Oklahoma City Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Twinum, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.; Prague, OK Twyford, James L. and Solon W. Smith
V: Vanzant, Guy Verus (see: Janie)
W: Waggoner, Mr. and Mrs. W. D., Miss Johnnie Waggoner, and Mrs. Gether Wolf Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Frank (see: Ferguson) Walker, Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Wesley, Mrs. Henry Whiteworth, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Milam (see: Moore) Witte, Carl G. Wolf, Mrs. Gether (see: Waggoner) Wolfe, Mrs. (see: Olive) Work Brothers (see: Compton) Wyatt, Mrs. Park (see: Lewis)
Y: Youngblood Family, The
Club and Business Flower Cards
27. American Legion, Richard Harrison Post Athenaeum Club Bay View Club Federated Clubs of Sayre, Mrs. E. F. Cornels, Mrs. Fred Coogar Oklahoma City Federation of Women's Club The Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Club First District of The Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Club, Bartlesville Third District of The Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Club Fourth District of The Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Club, Weatherford; Mrs. William Waldrip, Pres. Fifth District, Federation of Women's Club Sixth District of Federated Club, Muskogee Seventh District, Durant; Mrs. H. W. Ritchey (sic) Eighth District, The Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Club First Christian Church First National Bank, Wewoka First State Bank, Seminole Gille Flower Shop, Wilbur Green, mgr. Hughes County Bar Association Jr. Bay View Girls Key Funeral Home Ladies of the Round Table, Waukahoma Club, Sorosis Club, Shakespeare Club, Research Club, Hawthorne Club, Delta Study Club, Wa-pa-Hi Club Lion's Club, Wewoka Masonic Lodge Officers and Directors of Security State Bank Officers of First National Bank of Seminole Pioneer Club of Atoka Self Culture Club, City Federation, B.P.W. Club, En Avant Club Seminole Chamber of Commerce, C. W. Johnston, Pres. and Glemu McDonald, Sec. Seminole County Bar Association Seminole Police Department Sorosis Club, Anawa Club, and Seminole Federated Music Club Tecumseh Alumnae Association Wewoka Chamber of Commerce
Box 9
Deeds Folder: 1. Seminole Nation Certificate of Allotment made out to John Hulwa. SE1/4 of NE1/4 of Section 7, T5, R8; NE1/4 of SE1/4 of Section 7, T5, R8; E1/2 of E 1/2 of SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Section 7, T5, R8; Lot 7 of Section 8, T5, R8. June 20, 1901.
2. Seminole Nation Certificate of Allotment made out to Sammah. E1/2 of SW1/4 of Section 19, T7, R7. June 28, 1902.
3. Seminole Nation Certificate of Allotment made out to Jacksey Watko. Lot 1 of Section 3, T10, R7 and Lot 4 of Section 2, T10, R7, and SW1/4 of NW1/4 of Section 2, T10, R7. June 28, 1902.
4. Warranty Deed from Willie Powell to H. G. Butts and A. E. Walker. W1/2 of SW1/4 of Section 15 and NW1/4 of SW1/4 of Section 22, T7N, R6E. January 26, 1907.
5. Warranty Deed from Sammah and Halea Harjo to Amo B. Cutlip. E1/2 of SW1/4 of Section 19, T7N, R7E and W1/2 of SW1/4 of SW1/4 of Section 2, T5N, R6E. February 2, 1907.
6. Warranty Deed from Mary Fixico to Amo B. Cutlip. SW1/4 of SE1/4 of Sec. 4 and NE1/4 of SE1/4 of Sec. 5 and W1/2 of SW1/4 of NW1/4 of Sec. 3 and Lots 1 & 2 of Sec. 9, T5N, R7E. February 9, 1907.
7. Warranty Deed from Willie and Salina to A. W. Butts. E1/2 of NW1/4 and SW1/4 of NW1/4 of Section 5, T6N, R6E. February 9, 1907.
8. Warranty Deed from Robert Johnson to Amo B. Cutlip. N1/2 of NW1/4 of NE1/4 of Section 34, and Lot 10 in Section 27, T11N, R6E and E1/2 of E1/2 of SW1/4 of SW1/4 of Section 32, T11N, R6E. February 12, 1907.
9. Warranty Deed from John Hulwa to A. W. Butts. SE1/4 of NE1/4 and NE1/4 of SE1/4 and E1/2 of E1/2 of SW1/4 of NE1/4 of Sec.7 and Lot 7 of Sec. 8, T5N, R8E. February 12, 1907.
10. Warranty Deed from Jacksey Watko to Amo B. Cutlip. W1/2 of NW1/4 of Section 2 and NE1/4 of NE1/4 of Section 3, Township 10 North, Range 7 East. February 12, 1907.
11. Warranty Deed from Sally Hulwa to Amo B. Cutlip. N1/2 of NE1/4 and W1/2 of E1/2 of SW1/4 of NE1/4 Section 7 and Lots 2 & 3 of Section 8, T5N, R8E. February 16, 1907.
12. Warranty Deed from Salina and Willie to A. W. Butts. E1/2 of SW1/4 and SW1/4 of SW1/4 of Section 15 and Lot 8 of Section 16, T7N, R5E. March 1, 1907.
13. Quit Claim Deed from A. W. Butts and Mollie C. Butts to Amo B. Cutlip. E1/2 of SW1/4 and SW1/4 of SW1/4 of Sec. 15 and Lot 8 of Sec. 16, T7N, R5E and SE1/4 of NE1/4 and NE1/4 of SE1/4 and E1/2 of E1/2 of SW1/4 of NE1/4 of Sec. 7 and Lot 7 of Sec. 8 T5N, R8E and E1/2 of NW1/4 and SW1/4 of NW1/4 of Sec. 5, T6N, R6E. March 11, 1907.
14. Warranty Deed from George Halbutta to Amo B. Cutlip. SW1/4 of the NW1/4 of Section 8, Township 9 North, Range 7 East. March 22, 1907.
15. Quit Claim Deed from Thomas F. and Lillian Robertson to Amo B. Cutlip. NE1/4 of the NW1/4 of Section 23, Township 8 North, Range 6 East. March 25, 1907.
16. Warranty Deed from Wilsey Chupes to Amo. B. Cutlip. SE1/4 of NW1/4 of Section 1, T7N, R5E. April 7, 1907.
17. Warranty Deed from J. Wesley to Amo. B. Cutlip. SW1/4 of NE1/4 of Section 15, T6N, R5E and the S1/2 of NE 1/4 of NW1/4 and the N1/2 of SE1/4 of NW1/4 of Section 19, T7N, R6E. April 20, 1907.
18. Warranty Deed from Wiley Noon to Amo B. Cutlip. N1/2 of SE1/4 of Section 3, T9N, R8E. July 27, 1907.
19. Warranty Deed from Susie C. Peters to Amo B. Cutlip. Wewoka, Block 25, Lots 4, 5, & 6. January 4, 1908.
20. Warranty Deed from C. W. Hurst and Melvina Hurst to Amo B. Cutlip. Wewoka, Block 24, Lots 19, 20, & 21. May 12, 1922.
21. Oil and Gas Lease from Shell Petroleum Corporation and R. D. Rood to J. M. Bethel. NE1/4 of the NE1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 17, Township 9 North, Range 8 East. March 7, 1930.
22. Deed of Trustee in Bankruptcy from J. E. Patterson, trustee of W. C. Bunyard, to C. Guy Cutlip. Wewoka, Bluffview Addition, Block 1, Lots 19 & 20. June 3, 1937.
Another deed is located in Box 5, Folder 50.
Miscellaneous Records Relating to the Cutlip Family
23. Petition in behalf of Cutlip. June 5, 1907.
24. Agreement between Cutlip and J. S. Barham. July 23, 1907.
25. County tax receipt. July 29, 1909.
26. Assessment for county taxes. 1916.
27. Bank deposit slips. 1919, 1924, 1936, 1937.
28. Maxine Cutlip's Red Cross certificate. 1921.
29. Maxine Cutlip's unofficial credit book from the University of Oklahoma. 1924, 1925.
30. Subpoena for C. Guy Cutlip in case of Jesse A. Tolerton vs. E. C. Bartlett, et. al. April 7, 1925.
31. Records relating to real estate mortgage with V. L. Kiker. Release of claims, checks, notes, mortgages, and letters. 1926, 1938.
32. Appointment of George Roberts as special police for Wewoka. July 16, 1926.
33. Cutlip's Commission as Delegate to the U. S. Good Roads National Convention at Oklahoma City. June 30, 1930.
34. Minutes of Special Meeting of Directors of the Wewoka Realty and Trust Company. November 25, 1930.
35. Operating statement of the Aldridge Hotel, Wewoka. April 1933.
36. Cutlip's certificate of nomination as democratic candidate for Superior Judge of Seminole County. July 3, 1934.
37. Cutlip's membership certificate for the Association for Economy and Tax Equality. November 1935.
38. Hotel receipts from trip to Mexico. October 1936.
39. T. G. Cutlip vs. Ida R. Horn et al, regarding settlement of T. G. Cutlip's Estate. 1937.
40. Agreement regarding property exchange. August 12, 1938.
41. Certificate of payment of personal taxes. August 23, 1938.
42. Release of claim against Cutlip estate. November 26, 1938.
43. Certificate for Wewoka street improvement bond. February 6, 1939.
44. Records of the Pioneer Club of Wewoka. 1940-1941.
45. Cutlip family Christmas card, card incorporates photo of the Cutlip home and photo of C. Guy, Amo, and Maxine with their three Pekingese dogs). n.d.
46. Cutlip letterhead stationery and envelopes. n.d.
47. Greeting and flower cards sent to Cutlip during illness. From: The City Federation of Clubs, Seminole County Bar Association, Seminole Post Office News Stand, Seminole Lions Club, and the Davis Family. n.d.
48. Poem, "Each in His Own Tongue" by William Herbert Carruth. n.d.
49. Seals for Wewoka Realty & Trust Company and for C. Guy Cutlip, Public Notary. n.d.
50. Fragmentary excerpts from Wewoka Selective Service records. n.d.
51. Wrapping for gavel given to Cutlip by Jim Petkin. n.d.
52. 1932 Democratic National Convention items and Masonic apron. Convention items: reception badge, delegate badge, Governor's staff ribbon, delegate ticket book and "William H. Murray for President" pin.
Box 10 - Legal Records
Most of these documents relate to court cases. Other types of records are in the last two folders of this box.
Folder: 1. Ida Centell vs. E. E. Tourtellotte. n.d.
2. Continental Supply Company vs. Seminole County Board of Commissioners. n.d.
3. Jim Duncan vs. W. B. Pine, et al. 1935.
4. John Elsing vs. Oklahoma Electric Supply Company. 1937.
5. Farmers National Bank vs. G. L. Howard. 1930.
6. W. D. Grisso vs. Maud S. Spurr and C. A. Henderson, et al. 1929.
7. Corabelle Harjo, Guardian: H. T. Thompson vs. Lucinda Harjo Joshua, et al. n.d.
8. Harlow Publishing Company vs. T. H. Lester and D. G. Hart. 1937.
9. Tal Jones vs. Shaffer Oil and Refining Company and B. B. Blakeney. Tal Jones vs. the Town of Wewoka. The Town of Wewoka vs. Tal Jones and O. L. Parsons. c. 1930.
10. J. F. Killingsworth and Dudley Lancaster vs. Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company. c. 1930.
11. Arvey Moore vs. Carter Oil Company. 1930.
12. The Paschal Investment Company vs. A. J. and Edna Montgomery. 1937.
13. George D. Peebles vs. The Kansas Life Insurance Company. 1932.
14. Seminole Refining Company vs. Seminole Supply Company, V. V. Criswell, and C. F. Aldridge. c. 1932.
15. Margaret Stainbrook vs. Shawnee Milling Company, et al. n.d.
16. John B. Turner vs. Travelers Insurance Company. n.d.
17. Walker and McGovern vs. Seminole County Board of Commissioners. December 20, 1935.
18. Roy Wood vs. Keyokla Oil Company, et al. n.d.
19. Motion docket for Seminole County Superior Court to be held in court room at City Hall in Seminole. January 26, 1935, February 2, 1935, February 9, 1935.
20. Estate of Oscar D. Strother. 1926, 1930.
Box 11 - Printed Materials
Addresses Folder: 1. "Andrew Jackson: Hero of New Orleans" by Daniel F. Cohalan. January 1930.
Constitution Day and the Constitution by Justin Miller, Washington, D.C. September 17, 1935.
Congressional Record reprint of speeches by Thomas P. Gore, Oklahoma Senator.August 1935.
"Governor William H. Murray's Last General Message to the Fifteenth Legislature of the State of Oklahoma". January 8, 1935.
"The Hills of Albermarle" by Luther Harrison, speech delivered at Medicine Park before the League of Young Democrats of Oklahoma. August 31, 1929.
"Isaac C. Parker". President's address read by Harry P. Daily at the 35th annual meeting of the Bar Association of Arkansas. n.d.
Book
2. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, New York: Little Leather Library. n.d.
Cutlip Campaign Materials
3. "C. Guy Cutlip for Superior Judge" flyers. n.d.
Leaflets
4. "Oklahoma- Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" by Mrs. Dan Morris. n.d.
Price list of the Buckhorn Curio Store, San Antonio, Texas. n.d.
Report of the condition of the Security State Bank of Wewoka, Oklahoma. March 5, 1917.
Retail price list of Vincent Sanford in Toledo, Ohio, for aquariums, fish, and birds. n.d.
"Greetings" for those attending the 1932 Democratic National Convention - from the Chicago Entertainment Committee. June 27, 1932.
Material by Cutlip
5. History of Law. Wewoka, OK: Lasiter Press, 1927.
6. "Wewoka". n.d.
Programs
7. Seminole County Bar Association, dedicatory services, Court House. Cutlip served as toastmaster. May 11, 1925.
Oklahoma State Bar Association. Cutlip read the paper, "History of the Law". December 28-29, 1925.
Statehood Day banquet. Cutlip's address is located in Box 1, Folder 3. November 16, 1929.
Oklahoma Memorial Association. 2 copies. Cutlip memorialized Alice Davis, address located in Box 1, Folder 55. November 15, 1930.
First Presbyterian Church, Tulsa. Cutlip gave an address, "Oklahoma of Yesterday," as part of a Statehood Day celebration. November 16, 1930.
Wewoka Chamber of Commerce annual banquet. Cutlip served as toastmaster. c. 1935.
Oklahoma Memorial Association. Cutlip's address is located in Box 1, Folder 15. Amo Cutlip's eulogy of Alice Davis is located in Box 1, Folder 56. November 16, 1935.
Dedication, Wewoka National Guard Armory. Cutlip served as the master of ceremonies. February 18, 1937.
Oklahoma Memorial Association. A eulogy to Cutlip included in program. November 16, 1938.
Commencement exercises. This program may relate to either of the addresses Cutlip gave to graduating high school classes. See: Box 1, Folders 23 and 41. n.d.
Programs from Theater Shows and Recital
8. Maxine Cutlip's piano recital, Wewoka. June 27, 19--
New National Theater, Washington D. C. - play, "Peg O' My Heart" by J. Hartley Manners with Laurette Taylor. week of May 9, 1921.
Orpheum Theater, St. Louis - variety show. week of October 29, 1922.
American Theater, St. Louis - play, John Drinkwater's "Abraham Lincoln" with Frank McGlynn. week of October 30, 1922.
B. F. Keith's Theater, Washington D. C. - variety show. November 6, 1922.
Shubert Belasco Theater, Washington D. C. - play, Herman Timberg's "Frolics of 1922." week of November 12, 1922.
B. F. Keith's Theater, Washington D. C. - variety show. November 20, 1922.
Bush Conservatory Orchestral School, Symphony Orchestra, Chicago. February 5, 1924.
Bush Conservatory Orchestral School, Symphony Orchestra, Chicago. April 8, 1924.
Souvenir Program, Medicine Lodge Peace Treaty Pageant, includes parking space ticket October 5-7, 1932.
Travel Brochures
9. Arkansas: "Facts and Figures of Fort Smith, Arkansas on U. S. 64, the Pawnee Bill Route". 1933.
Canada: "Official Descriptive Folder of Cardston, Alberta" 8pp, illustrated with town map. 1923
Mexico: "The Blak Cat" (liquor house) Monterey, Mexico. Exchange table between pesos and dollars. n.d.
Card from the Modelo Hotel, Oaxaca, Mexico. n.d.
"Driving to Mexico? Helpful hints for the motorist. Plans of Main Cities Along the Laredo-Mexico City Road". Compliments of Aguila Gasoline. 1936.
"Kaymagui Licor". n.d.
Leaflet from Garci-Crespo, a health resort. n.d.
Map of Mexico-Nuevo Laredo Highway. Translation of road signs. Compliments of Aguila Gasoline. 1936.
"Mexico in Your Own Car". 1935.
Menu, Hotel Casino de la Selva, Cuernavaca, Mexico.
Ad for Berreteaga liqour [sic]. October 25, 1936.
"Plano Esquematico de las Carreteras Nacionales" (Schematic Plan of the National Highways). 1936.
"Recomendaciones 'Aguilol' Para Automoviles de Pasajeros" (Aguilol Recommendations for Passenger Automobiles). 1936.
Souvenir menu of the Matamoros Café, H. Matamoros, Mexico. n.d.
New Mexico: Map of New Mexico from the Continental Oil Co., Denver. 1926.
Texas: Point Isabel, promotional pamphlet from the Port Isabel Company seeking residents. n.d.
"Sightseeing! See San Antonio, Texas - Wonder Tours by the Yellow Cab Co."
n.d.
Washington D. C.: "Free Map and Guide to Washington." Published by the Royal Blue Line Motor Tours. 1922.
Wyoming: "Custer Battlefield Hiway," promotional pamphlet for the highway between Omaha, NE to Glacier National Park. n.d.
Box 12 - Printed Materials
Articles Folders: 1. "The Blue Image." n.d.
Crabites, Pierre, "Napoleon Bonaparte and the French Criminal Code," American Bar Association Journal, pp. 469-472. n.d.
Freling Foster, "Keep Up with the World," Collier's. 1932. December 3, 1932, pp. 49-50. December 10, 1932, pp. 47-48. December 17, 1932, pp. 29-30. December 24, 1932, pp. 15-16. December 31, 1932, pp. 27-28.
Houston, Temple, "Plea for a Fallen Woman." Dallas: C. R. Jackson Publishing Company. n.d.
Liggett, Walter W. "Ohio - Lawless and Unashamed," Plain Talk, pp. 1-22. July 1930.
Liggett, Walter W. "Whoopee in Oklahoma," Plain Talk, pp. 641-58. June 1930.
Nelson, -- Deu Pree, "Summer Retreat that was once a two-room peasant cottage." n.d.
"1931 Road Projects," Oklahoma, Vol XV, No. 13. Publication of the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce.
Directories
2. The Oklahoma Club Woman. The Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs Official Directory, 1937-1938. Vol. 13, No. 1, Waurika, OK. Photograph of Mrs. Cutlip and a letter from her on page 1.
Oklahoma Legal Directory. Oklahoma City: Legal Directories Publishing Co., 1936, 1936, 1937.
Telephone directory, Wewoka, OK. April 1932.
Telephone directory, Wewoka, OK. February 1933.
Miscellaneous
3. Berry's Waffle House menu. Refers to Cutlip's death. January 26, 1938.
Petition to place Wewoka on ballot in election to relocate county seat. Back side has handwritten note concerning witnesses and cattle stock. 1920
Seminole Chamber of Commerce receipts and expenditures. 1935.
Miscellaneous Booklets
4. "Constitution and By-laws of the Independent Oil Field Workers Association". December 5, 1934.
"A Memorial to Washington the Mason, To be erected at Alexandria, Virginia". Alexandria-Washington Lodge, No. 22, A. F. & A. M. 4. 1920
Primary Election Law (Amended Senate Bill No. 168) and the General Election Law. Muskogee, OK: Muskogee Printing Co. c. 1908
"Second Section. F. C. Degree" (Masonic ritual). n.d.
"The Seven Wonders of the World: The Most Impressive Things That Men Have Ever Done". New York: Wm. H. Wise and Co. 1932.
United States Code Annotated, Revenue Act, 1932. St. Paul: West Publishing Co.
Untitled attack on the League for Industrial Democracy. [Possibly by I. V. Horner] 1935.
5. Oklahoma: Land of Opportunity by Lerona Rosamond Morris. Guthrie, OK: Co-operative Publishing Co. 2 copies. 1934.
Periodicals
6. The Garden Club Exchange, Vol. 3, No. 6, Des Moines: Meredith Publishing Company. February 1932.
Journal of the American Judicature Society, Vol. XVII, No. 2, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Article on pp. 56-57, "Where Lawyers Aid Court as Triers of Fact," concerns Cutlip. August 1933.
The Gossip, Vol. 1, No. 24, Wewoka, OK. January 21, 1928.
The New Gossip. Wewoka, OK. Edited by F. E. Cobb. Issue has poem to Cutlip and an account of his funeral. January 28, 1938.
The Pathfinder, No. 2057, The Pathfinder Publishing Company, Washington, D. C. Reference to Cutlip on page 7. June 3, 1933.
The Piper. St. Louis: L. R. Flori Company. May 1935.
Rock Island Magazine, Vol. XIX, No. 1. Article about Wewoka mentions Cutlip, pp. 18, 19, 60-61. January 1924.
Speakers Library Magazine, Vol.7, No. 7, Washington, D. C.: The Speakers Library. April 1, 1936.
Tidings: From Oklahoma State Penitentiary, Vol. 2, No. 6, McAlester, OK. November 1, 1925.
Wings, Vol. 9, No. 2, New York: Literary Guild. February 1935.
Political Advertisements and Information
7. Affidavit of Henry Franklin, regarding the Seminole County seat fight of 1908. September 2, 1908.
"The Airport Proposition," by J. Read Moore. n.d.
"A Democratic Call for an Offensive," full-size reprint of page from The New York World. Issued by the Democratic National Executive Committee. July 27, 1930.
Map of Seminole County showing Seminole to be nearer the center of the county. Published during county seat fight for vote on September 5, 1908. July 22, 1908.
"Murray's Platform for Governor," Broken Bow News Print. November 21, 1937.
"Murray Presents His Democratic Platform to State Convention of Party". 1932.
"Some Pertinent Questions". Regards a new courthouse in Wewoka. n.d.
"Vote for the Bonds". Regards courthouse bonds. April 29, 1920.
"Vote for W. C. Wood for District Judge". c. 1930.
"Vote No! On the $50,000,000 Road Bond Resolution." 1919.
"Wewoka Works to Win". Published by the Wewoka Citizens' Committee. Regards county seat fight with Seminole. n.d.
Rosicrucian Materials
8. Material for "neophytes". July 10, 1925.
School Yearbooks and Newspapers
9. The Argus, 1944. Annual of the Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha, OK. Mrs. Cutlip was a member of the Board of Regents.
10. The Little Tiger, Wewoka High School newspaper. Vol. 2, No. 11. May 15, 1918 Vol. 3, No. 2. February 19, 1919 Vol. 3, No. 4. March 18, 1919 Vol. 3, No. 5. April 2, 1919 Vol. 4, No. 1. September 24, 1919 Vol. 4, No. 2. October 8, 1919 Vol. 4, No. 3. October 22, 1919 Vol. 4, No. 4. November 15, 1919 Vol. 4, No. 5. November 18, 1919 Vol. 4, No. 10.February 3, 1920 Vol. 4, No. 11.February 18, 1920 Vol. 4, No. 12. April 26, 1920
The Little Tiger, Wewoka High School yearbook. 11. Vol. 2 1919 12. Vol. 3 1920 13. Vol. 4 1921.
Song Sheets
14. Menu and song sheet for Wewoka Commercial Club Banquet of which Cutlip was president. December 11, 1921.
Song sheet, National Business Women's Week. March 1936.
Box 13 - Newspaper Clippings
Folders: 1. "Before Oklahoma" series
2. Clippings about Cutlip
3. Clippings about Cutlip
4. Clippings by Cutlip
5. Clippings about Amo Cutlip
6. Clippings about Maxine Cutlip
7. Clippings by C. L. Douglas
8. Clippings about friends of the Cutlips
9. Clippings about the Seminoles
10. Clippings about Wewoka
11. "Don't Worry" column by Walter Mills
12. Informative clippings
13. Okmulgee Daily Times, Vol. XI, No. 228. Souvenir Edition, Constitutional Convention Reunion. September 22, 1929.
Box 14 Ledger of the Wewoka Trading Company. October 16, 1864 to January, 31 1871
Journal of the Wewoka Trading Company. October 16, 1864 to January, 24 1872
Certificates
8370, Box 2 Certificate of Appointment for Cutlip as Colonel on Governor William H. Murray's Staff. January 12, 1931.
Certificate for Cutlip's Commission for Superior Judge for Seminole County signed by Oklahoma Governor William H. Murray. March 19, 1931.
Certification for C. Guy Cutlip as a Smithsonian Institution Patron. n.d.
Maps
22-1009-8505: Amended Plat of Bluffview Addition, Wewoka, Oklahoma. 2 copies. 1928.
22-1010-8505: "Map of Southeast Oklahoma Showing Location of Farms, James Cahan, owner, 2749 Sunnyside Ave., Chicago, Ill." n.d.