E PERKINS JOURNAL-THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 18, 1997
lAY, 15, 1997
December
urtis Burns
.m. - returned call to Car-
zie at elementary school,
three items discovered
from burglary last
a.m. - at Payne County
Will contact Secret Ser-
i a.m. - at high school with
PD's K-9 to search
lockers, no contacts.
a.m. - returned call to
tnie White, had found
in straw picked up from
Will bring to PPD
a.m. - collision with mail-
:511 SE 4th, girl next door
her father's pickup out
and it kept going
mailbox. No damage to
Girl will pay for new
and post, all agreed.
Ottaway
a.m. - at-high school/
school for drug dog
p.m. - call from Angel
re vehicle speeding on
hSt., attempt to locate
lye..
- report of noise and
lass breaking at Sager
Checked, no apparent
extra patrol.
.m. - call from PCSO, re-
abandoned wheel chair
/d Stumbo. Checked, did
I, looked for occupant,
December 16, 1997
Orene Dean called
I wheelchair stolen
porch. Checked area
needed.
°12:30 p.m. - high school re-
ported car wash vandalized dur-
ing morning hours at school.
°3:05 p.m. traffic on
l losanlkNVe
fl-_Apple.Comp_p_ ^___vress
any key when ready
IO SYSMSDOS SYSU- report
of suspicious vehicle two miles
north of Whistle Stop #2. Set up
at WS #2, no contact.
Burns
°8:49 a.m. - to Stillwater for
meeting, also picked up sup-
plies.
°3:20 p.m. - across from Steer
Inn on possible fight starting.
OK, horseplay.
Ottaway
°5:30 p.m. - report of trash bag
laying in roadway on Hwy. 33,
is traffic hazard• Checked, found
and removed five sacks to side
of road.
°8:06 p.m. - report from SPD of
gas drive-off from 14th/Perkins
Rd. in Stillwater, blue 86 Olds
headed south. Set up at Whistle
Stop #2, negative contact.
THURSDAY, December 18, 1997
Burns
°8:25 a.m. - traffic on SH 33 and
Sadler, written warning to Glen
Rose of Edmond for speeding 65
mph in 55 mph zone.
°2:50 p.m. - at residence on
counterfeit money, some passed
in area.
°4:40 p,m. - lady in PPD to re-
port subject walks dog on E.
I(nlpe every day and beats dog
with belt. Checked at 4:44, un-
able to locate.
Obituary
Lyle Monroe Jones
Lyle Monroe Jones was
born near Hill City, Kansas on
May 15, 1914. He was the third
of five children born to
Raymond and Edna Jones. Lyle
moved with his parents to
Perkins about 1924 when he was
ten years old and lived there for
riage ended in divorce in 1973.
Lyle worked in Perkins as an
electrician from the mid-1930s
until 1957, except for the W.W.II
years when he worked for the
Douglas Aircraft Company in
Oklahoma City building bomb
sights for B-36 bombers. When
electricity became available to
farm families around Perkins
early in his career, he wired
many of their homes• He was
an avid fisherman and during
all his years in Perkins he loved
to fish the Cimarron River. He
also enjoyed quail and squirrel
hunting.
In 1957, he moved to Stillwa-
ter where he was employed as
head of maintenance at the old
Stillwater Hospital. He worked
there until retirement in 1978.
Since retirement he has lived on
a farm southeast of Stillwater
where he raised cattle.
He was preceded in death by
his parents; an older sister, Fern
Ratliff of Westmoreland, Kans.;
an older brother, Oral, who died
in his late teens; and a younger
brother, Dale, of Oklahoma City.
His other sister, Maxine Wade of
North Hollywood, Calif. died
only a few weeks ago. He is sur-
vived by his son Larry and
daughter-in-law Kayo, and his
daughter Carol Dobbs and son-
in-law Kenneth, all of Stillwater,
as well as five grandchildren
and seven great grandchildren.
A memorial service was held
at the Perkins Strode Chapel at
4. p..m: o_n T uesday December
23 with the Rev. Tom Hunter of-
ficiating. Burial was in the
Perkins Cemetery under the di-
rection of Strode Funeral Home.
Pallbearers were three of his
grandsons: Roger Jones and Ri-
chard Jones and Ricky Dobbs;
Randy Hornberger, a grandson
by marriage; and two longtime
friends, Joe Russell and Dale
Holbrook.
Card of Thanks
The employees of Perkins
Food Center wish to thank
Stumbo where Officer the next 33 years. In high Ronnie and Diana Newell for the
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