60. Ethel Dubbs (John Alleman "Jack" Dubbs , Henry Dubbs , John Jacob, Jr. Dubbs , John Jacob , John Jacob , Hans Jacob , Henry , Hans Jacob , Hans Jacob , Michael , Jerman (Jergmann) ) was born on 7 Jun 1883 in Topeka, Ks. She died on 2 Jul 1954 in Covington, Garfield, Ok. She was buried on 4 Jul 1954 in Covington Cem, Garfield, Ok.
Family Records of Nina Cutter Messenger and Betty Jo Scott
Garfield Co. OK Marriage Records. Certificate #2014, John E. Cutter, age 20, born MO residence Shaner, O. T. and Ethel Dubbs, age 19, born MO, residence Shaner, O.T.
OBITUARY
Ethel Dubb Cutter died early Friday in an Enid hospital after an illness of one month. Funeral services were conducted by Rev.H.I.Jones at the Christian Union church at Douglas, Oklahoma, at 2:30 pm on July 4, 1954, under the direction of Henniger-Allen Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Covington Cemetery beside her husband.MEMORIAL FOR MRS. ETHEL CUTTER
Ethel Dubb Cutter was born June 7th, 1883, at Topeka, Kansas and passed away
July 2nd, 1954 at Enid, Oklahoma, age 71 years, 25 days.She came with her parents to Oklahoma in 1899 and lived in the Covington-Douglas ever since.
On Feb. 25, 1903, she was united in marriage to John Cutter, to this union five daughters and one son was born.
Mrs. Cutter was a member of the Christian Church of Douglas for many years but recently placed her membership in the Christian Church at Covington. She was interested in community life and had been a member of the Eastside Farm Womens Club and also "The Friendly Few". One of the beautiful attributes of her Christian character was "her desire to serve when and wherever she felt she was needed, this she unselfishly did at all times. Her home has been with her son, Charlie Cutter and grandson, Everett Ray, since the passing of her husband.
She is survived by her five daughters, Mrs. D. E. Scott, of Douglas, Mrs. Hugh Best of Hoisington, Kansas, Mrs. H. C. Weller, Denver, Colorado, Mrs. Chas. Gage, Englewood, Colorado, Mrs. Harold Gibbs, Indianopolis, Indiana, and her son Charlie of the home. Six sisters survive; Mrs. Bessie Cutter, Covington, Mrs. G. A. Jones, Texhoma, Oklahoma, Mrs. Glenn Heath of Texhoma, Okla., Mrs. Grace Boles, Durham, Calif., Mrs. W. E. Hobgood, Amarillo, Texas, Mrs. Bill Lasely, Stratford, Texas, one brother John Dubb, Texhoma, Okla., 13 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren, other more distant relaives. Her husband Mr. John Cutter proceeded her in death Dec. 6th, 1937, also her parents and one sister.
It is hard to realize today
That one so dear could go away and leave within the hearts an ache
And a silence love itself cannot break;
Yet greater than your grief
Must be the thought and precious memory of one whose life was such a part of all that was dearest to your heart,
And may the days in passing by - bless your heart with peace.
And thoughtfulness for each glad year - the one you loved spent with you here.
They are not dead -- who live in lives they leave behind;
In those whom they have blest -- they live a life again.
Ethel married John Ezra Cutter son of Henry Munson Cutter and Caroline Fry on 25 Feb 1903 in Garfield Co, I. T.. John was born on 11 Jun 1882 in , Dekalb, Mo. He died on 9 Dec 1937 in Covington, Garfield, Ok. He was buried in Covington Cem, Garfield, Ok.
SOURCE:Newspaper clippings, photographs, personal interviews and other
memoriabilia in the possession of Betty Jo Scott.Garfield Co. OK Marriage Records. Certificate #2014, John E. Cutter, age 20, born MO residence Shaner, O. T. and Ethel Dubbs, age 19, born MO, residence Shaner, O.T.
OBITUARY:(as written for the funeral service)
Mr. John Ezra Cutter was born in DeKalb county, Missouri, June 11, 1882. In
1883, with his parents, he moved to Halstead, Kansas, where he lived until he
was 16. The family then moved to Oklahoma, locating near Douglas, where has
been his home since.On Feb. 25, 1903, he was united in marriage to Miss Ethel Dubbs and to this
union was born six children, five daughters and one son.In the spring of 1916, he was converted in the Diamond school house, later
placing his membership in the Christian Union Church of Douglas where it
remained the rest of his life.Quite suddenly on Dec. 6, 1937, he departed this life, the last of six
brothers, at the age of 55 years, six months and 25 days. He is survived by his
wife and six children; Mrs. Florence Scott of Douglas; Mrs. Opal Weller of
Hutchinson, Kansas; Charley, Dora, Eula Fern, and Donna Marie, all of the home;
two sisters, Mrs. Ellen Irey of Enid and Mrs. Mollie Johnson of Denver, Colo.,
and give grandchildren and an unnumerable host of relatives and friends.Although Mr. Cutter was a very quiet man, never saying very much in public, he
was always ready to do what he thought was his duty. He was a loving and
confiding husband, a tender and affectionate father, and a good neighbor in the
sense that Christ spoke of neighborliness, always ready to help a friend who
was in need of assistance. The many friends and the respect in which he was
held in the community, testify that a good man has gone.
John and Ethel had the following children:
+ 69 F i Florence Cutter 70 F ii Dora Evelyn Cutter was born on 8 Oct 1906 in Douglas, Garfield, Ok. She died on 17 Sep 1994 in Sullivan, Ks. She was buried on 21 Sep 1994 in McPherson Cem, Ks.
BIRTH-MARRIAGE:CUTTER Family Records prepared by Nina Cutter Messenger and
Betty Jo Scott
OBITUARY
Dora E. Best, 87, Sullivan, formerly of Russell, Kan., died at 1 p.m. Saturday,
Sept. 17, 1994, at Sullivan Convalescent Center, Sullivan.
She was born Oct. 8, 1906, in Covington, Okla., to John and ethel Dubb Cutter.
She was a member of the Sullivan First Christian Church. She was preceded in
death by her husband, Hugh J. Best, who died in 1980; one brother Charley
Cutter; and one sister, Eula Fern Gage.
Survivors include three sister, Florence Scott, Enid, Okla., Dona Gibbs,
Sullivan, and Opal Weller, Denver, Colo; and other relatives.
Graveside services are 1 p.m. Wednesday at the McPherson City Cemetery at
McPherson, Kansas. There is no visitation. Family request that donations may be
made to the Sullivan First Christian Church Building Fund. Alexander Funeral
Home is assisting with arrangements.Dora married Hugh James Best son of William Breckenridge Best and Nancy Emily Williams on 16 May 1939 in Enid, Garfield, Ok. Hugh was born on 28 Mar 1896 in Eureka Springs, Ar. He died on 14 May 1980 in Russell City, Ks. He was buried on 16 May 1980 in McPherson Cem, Ks.
BIRTH-MARRIAGE:CUTTER Family Records prepared by Nina Cutter Messenger and
Betty Jo Scott
OBITUARY
Hugh James Best, son of William B. and Nancy E. (Williams) Best, was born March
28, 1896, at Eureka Springs, Arkansas. His death occurred on May 14, 1980, at
the Russell City Hospital after a lengthy illness. His age was 84 years, 1
month and 16 days.
Hugh lived his early life in Missouri, received his basic education in the
rural school near the family home, and began his working years in the oild
fields at Guthrie, Oklahoma, later moving to Lyons, Kansas, and then to
Hoisington, Kansas. On May 16, 1939, he was united in marriage to Dora E.
Cutter at Enid, Oklahoma.
He made his home at Hoisington most of his working life, where he was employed
by Shell Oil Company in the Production Department as a Lease Operator. He
retired from Shell Oil in 1961 after 41 years of service with the company. In
the mid-1970's he came to Russell to reside at the AlaFern Nursing Home because
of his failing health. He could also be closer to family as Mrs. Gage was a
sister to his wife, Dora.
During his life he would spend much of his leisure time fishing and visiting
with his friends. He enjoyed people, loved music and was an avid reader. In his
later years his reading and listening to the radio filled many hours of the
day.
He was a member of the First Southern Baptist Church, the Masonic Lodge of
Hoisington, and the Consistory and Shrine of Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Those who preceded him in death were his parents; four brothers, Humphrey,
Howard, Russell and Louis, as well as two sisters, Clevie Robertson and Ethelyn
Rictor. He is survived by his, Dora, of AlaFern Nursing Home, and a sister,
Mrs. Callie Clark of Brush, Colorado, several other relatives and friends.
Services were Friday, May 16, 1980 at 10 am, at the Pohlman's Memorial Chapel.
Service was concluded by Masonic Rites conducted by Russell Masonic Lodge No.
177, AF & AM.
Interment is in the Mcpherson City Cemetery, Mcpherson, Kansas with Pohlman's
Mortuary in charge of the arrangements.+ 71 F iii Opal Ellen Cutter + 72 M iv Charlie Everett Cutter + 73 F v Eula Fern Cutter + 74 F vi Dona Marie Cutter
61. Clara E. Bessie Dubbs (John Alleman "Jack" Dubbs , Henry Dubbs , John Jacob, Jr. Dubbs , John Jacob , John Jacob , Hans Jacob , Henry , Hans Jacob , Hans Jacob , Michael , Jerman (Jergmann) ) was born on 22 Nov 1885 in , Ks. She died on 9 May 1961 in Covington, Garfield, Ok. She was buried in Covington, Garfield, Ok.
BIRTH:Genealogy CUTTER Family Records by Nina CUTTER MESSENGER.
DEATH:Covington Cemetary Records from The Garfield County Cemetary Books, pub
by the Garfield County Genealogical Society. See Funeral Memorial in file.RELATIONSHIPS:Bessie DUBBS was the sister of Ethel DUBS, married to Samuel's
brother, John CUTTER.
Clara married Samuel Cutter son of Henry Munson Cutter and Caroline Fry. Samuel was born on 17 Oct 1876 in , Mo. He died on 15 Jun 1924 in Covington, Garfield, Ok. He was buried in Covington Cem, Garfield, Ok.
BIRTH:Genealogy CUTTER Family Records by Nina CUTTER MESSENGER and the CUTTER
Family Bible. (copy in file)DEATH:Covington Cemetary Records from The Garfield County Cemetary Books, pub
by the Garfield County Genealogical Society. Note from Ellen Cutter Irey's
papers said: "Uncle Sam sick in Nove. 1 but had Thanksgiving dinner took bad
after died June 15. Dick, Aug 7 sudently. Orvil, June 20, 1918."
Samuel and Clara had the following children:
+ 75 F i Gladys M. Cutter + 76 F ii Irene Dora Cutter + 77 F iii Naomi Cutter
63. Maude Della Dubbs (John Alleman "Jack" Dubbs , Henry Dubbs , John Jacob, Jr. Dubbs , John Jacob , John Jacob , Hans Jacob , Henry , Hans Jacob , Hans Jacob , Michael , Jerman (Jergmann) ) was born on 3 Jul 1891 in Garnett, KS. She died on 16 Feb 1988 in Ft. Collins, CO. She was buried in Texhoma Cemetery.
Marriage Records from Texas Co, OK GenWeb page.
Burial records from Texhoma, OK GenWeb page. Sec. 6C, Block 207, Lot 2, Space 3 (Purchased by Maude Jones)
1920 Federal Census, Texas Co, OK, Stratton Twp. page 5B.
Family History by Lorene LeGros
Maude married George Alvin Jones on 12 Sep 1909 in Texas Co, OK. George was born in 1884. He died on 30 Nov 1958. He was buried in Texhoma Cemetery.
Marriage Records from Texas Co, OK GenWeb page.
Burial records from Texhoma, OK GenWeb page. Sec. 6C, Block 207, Lot 2, Space 4 (Purchased by Maude Jones)
1920 Federal Census, Texas Co, OK, Stratton Twp. page 5B.Family History by Lorene LeGros
George and Maude had the following children: