Trade and professional associations -- Oklahoma

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Minute ledgers (1904-1941) of the Caddo County (Oklahoma) Medical Society, from its inception through its evolution into the Caddo County Medical Association.

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University of Oklahoma professor. General correspondence (1911-1957); papers (1923-1950) of the University of Oklahoma chapter of the geology fraternity, Sigma Gamma Epsilon; correspondence (1925-1942), membership lists, and expense records (1934-1935) from the Oklahoma Academy of Science; manuscripts, reprints and research correspondence (1932-1934, n.d.) from Decker's research on Oklahoma geology and on graptolites; correspondence (1925-1946) and notebooks (n.d.) concerning the Methodist Episcopal Church in Norman, Oklahoma; correspondence and printed material (1931-1952) concerning the University of Oklahoma; and correspondence and printed material (1913-1955) from various universities and geological associations. Charles Elijah Decker Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Farmer. Personal correspondence (1881-1946) of Hyde, including copies of addresses and public statements; correspondence (1909-1939) with farm, business and political organizations at the local, state and national level, together with informational circulars on their activities.

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Ledger containing the minutes, membership roll and financial accounts of the Custer County (Oklahoma) Medical Society.

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Minutes of association meetings, including a petition signed by association members requesting that school children be immunized. The organization is also known as the Logan County Medical Association.

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Physician. Correspondence (1930-1950), medical records (1914-1950), and certificates and citations (1922-1948) relating to Fulton's practice in Atoka, Oklahoma, along with minutes (1904-1911) of the Atoka County Medical Society.

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Physician. A biographical data sheet (n.d.) on Miller from the Oklahoma State Medical Society; and a clipping (1938) concerning the founding in 1905 of the Choctaw County (Oklahoma) Medical Society, of which Miller was a founding member. John Sinclaire Miller Photograph Collection also in repository.

Black and white original panorama photograph of the members of the Oklahoma State Medical Association taken in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.

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Farmer. Personal and business correspondence (1930-1938), minutes (1930-1938), financial reports (1930-1933), journals (1930-1938) and other printed material (1930-1938), relating to the Farmers' Nation Grains Corporation, the Oklahoma Grain Growers Association, the Farm Credit Administration, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and other farming organizations.

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Correspondence (1936-1938) with professional and business organizations, school superintendents, political candidates and others, favoring legislation establishing teachers' retirement provisions; and minutes (1936-1938) of the Association's meetings.

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Professional association. Program, sign-up sheets, and membership lists from the first annual meeting of the Oklahoma Association of College History Professors.

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Proceedings (1916-1958) of the annual sessions of the Oklahoma State Grange Patrons of Husbandry.

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Professional society. Data sheets completed by Oklahoma physicians with biographical and career information compiled by the Association as a part of its program to record the history of the medical profession in Oklahoma.

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Correspondence (1939-1947); minutes (1940-1941); membership and dues lists (1940-1947); and membership applications (1932-1946) from the Okmulgee County (Oklahoma) Medical Society, along with printed material (1940-1947) from the Oklahoma State Medical Association and the American Medical Society.

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Minutes and individual accounts of dues (1927-1930), and an account book (1936-1949) from the Ottawa County (Oklahoma) Medical Society.

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Ledger (1917-1936) containing the minutes and proceedings of the Pittsburg County Medical Society, including membership rosters and obituaries of physicians.

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A publication (1946) of the Potawatomie County Medical Society entitled "The Bulletin"; along with a scrapbook assembled by the Women's Auxiliary of the Pottawatomie County Medical Society.

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Physician. Ledgers and account books (1918-1948) in which Dr. Wolfe recorded patient services and fees charged; and minutes (1920) of the Choctaw County Medical Society, which includes a list of county physicians along with a letter regarding the Tri-County Medical Society of Choctaw, Pushmataha and McCurtain counties in Oklahoma.

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Banker. Business correspondence (1929-1946), correspondence and printed materials (1944-1946) relating to the Norman (Okla.) Chamber of Commerce, and to the Oklahoma Bankers' Association, plus bound copies (1944-1945, 1945-1946) of "The Oklahoma Banker.".

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Correspondence (1915-1916, 1936-1952); meeting minutes (1943-1951); and miscellaneous printed material from the records of the secretary-treasurer of the Rogers County (Oklahoma) Medical Society, which became the Rogers-Mayes County Medical Society in 1950.

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Medical society. Minutes (1921-1939), correspondence (1930-1942), and constitution (1922) of the Association, and papers (n.d.) read before the Association, whose members were drawn from the medical profession in eleven southeastern Oklahoma counties.

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A booklet (1945) published by the Society regarding its history from its date of establishment through World War II.

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Physician. Correspondence (1924-1927) from Howard's tenure as secretary-treasurer of the Rogers County Medical Society (Oklahoma); military exmination records (1920-1927) created during Howard's service as a Designated Medical Examiner for the United States Veterans Bureau; personal correspondence (1918-1927) from Howard's activities with the American Legion and the American Red Cross; along with reprints on medical topics.