The Archivist: A true Oklahoman memorialized by monument in Guthrie

Mary Phillips uncovers stories from The Oklahoman’s archives.

In Guthrie’s Summit View Cemetery, a stark, black monument has marked the resting place of an Oklahoma pioneer for 83 years.

On June 7, 1929, as the Oklahoma Press Association was meeting in Guthrie, The Oklahoman reported:

John Golobie, pioneer Guthrie editor and statesman. THE OKLAHOMAN ARCHIVES Photo

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“Friday the editors of Oklahoma and high state officials will gather at Summit View cemetery here to unveil a monument and pay tribute to the memory of John Golobie, one of the most...
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