Oklahoma Red Book, 1912, Vol. II

Couch, Mary D.

Mary Couch established Oklahoma City's first high school in 1892. She served as a teacher and principal in the city for the next several years. She was elected as Oklahoma County Superintendent of Public Schools in 1899, 1901, and 1903. She then left office for two years, and returned in 1907, the year that Oklahoma became a state.

Mary D. Couch's Campaign for County Superintendent of Schools, 1907

Jones, Mrs. A. D.

Mrs. A. D. Jones was a candidate for County Register of Deeds for Beckham County, Oklahoma in 1910. She won that race.

Mrs. A. D. Jones' Campaign for County Register of Deeds, 1910

Critcher, Charla

Charla Critcher was a candidate for County Register of Deeds for Comanche County, Oklahoma in 1910.

Watkins, Mary

Mary Watkins was the Democratic Party candidate for County Register of Deeds for Greer County, Oklahoma in 1910. She won her race. Watkins was the society editor for the Magnum Sun-Monitor newspaper.

Mary Watkins' Campaign for County Register of Deeds, 1910

Motter, Gertrude E.

Gertrude E. Motter was theCounty Superintendent of Schools for Alfalfa County, Oklahoma in 1910. Motter was the president of the Oklahoma branch of the American School Peace League.

Gertrude E. Motter's Campaign for County Superintendent of Schools, 1910

Smith, Ada B.

Ada B. Smith was the Clerk of the District Court for Beaver County, Oklahoma in 1908.