Pendleton Pioneer Druggist Retires
Pendleton veteran Vernon Pendleton announced retirement from active business after nearly 30 years as owner of People’s Drug Store. The shop was transferred to R A Green of Olden and will operate as City Drug Store. Pendleton will remain a director at First Guaranty State Bank for now.
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Tie
People’s Drug Store
R. A. Green
Olden
Pendelion
Verna
Alco
Pendleton
First Guaranty State Bank
Stuckey Firm Plans Vernon Residences for Local Men
R F Stuckey Building company has secured plans to erect two modern residences in Vernon for J L Tull and J L Showers at costs around 15000 and 10000 respective. Construction will start soon on Yamparika street and South Cumberland street parcels. The firm also plans commercial buildings in Matador Hollis Wellingtonview Callio..."
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Vernon
R. FP
Stuckey
Crowell
J. L. Tull
Yamparika Street
J. L. Showers
Herring Showers Lumber Company
South Cumberland Street
R. F. Stuckey
KR. F. Stuckey Building Company
Himon
Matador
Hollis
Wpininview
Caillicorhes
Wild Tiew
Change Number on Engines Used by Auto Thieves
Sheriff Ishlacs holds dies and tools used to alter engine serial numbers. A set of weak stamps and dies was seized from a thief in Oklahoma with Vernon ear, enabling thieves to re stamp numbers on blocks to hide vehicle identity. The method reportedly involves filing and stamping a new number on the casting.
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AL Ishlacs
Boushigs
Stoleen Pyle Niles
Oklaha
Vernon Ear
Shire PTA to Meet at Shire School This Friday
The Parent teachers Association of the Shire district will meet in Shire school Waltding at 4 o'clock Priday afternoon. Officers will be elected. Miss Myrtle Lyon left Tuesday for Chiltress, where she will visit for several days with her brother, Sunnett Lyon. Dun Boner left Friday night for his home in Brownsville, Tenn.
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Parent-teachers Association
Waltding
Myrtle Lyon
Chiltress
Sunnett Lyon
Dun Boner
Brownsville
Tenn
Class Remembers Backus Birthday Party
Ji W. Backus celebrated his fiftieth birthday with a party hosted by his Sunday School class of young women at a Meth welist church. Guests enjoyed friendly chat and refreshments as Mrs. Backus arranged the honor chest with a gold pencil gifted by Miss Minnie prior to the event. Attendees included Misses Minnie Turner Mary Lynn Walker Alice Meharty Essie Melarty Elie Clark Robbie Castlebury and Mrs. WW. M. Wall Mrs. W. A. Mudgett and Prof. Knox Kinard.
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Ji W. Backus
Bacing
Minnie
Minnie Turner
Mary Lynn Walker
Alice Meharty
Essie Melarty
Elie Clark
Robbie Castlebury
WW. M. Wall
W. A. Mudgett
Knox Kinard
Death claims Mrs Neathery at Paris
M G Neathery Vernon dealer and former city commissioner was home after attending his mother Mrs U S Neathery's funeral in Paris. Death caused by stroke of paralysis. She was about 72 years old and had been married more than 41 years. Survived by Judge C J Neathery retired in Paris, another son R J Neathery Mineral Wells, and daughter Mrs W T Duden Paris.
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M. G. Neathery
Vernon
U.S. Neathery
Paris
Mr. Neathery
C. 3. Neathery
R. J. Neathery
Wells
W. T. Duden
Diogenes Sought as Cafeteria Cashier Seeks Honest Man
A Liberty cafe cashier proposes Diogenes return to Steve Marvel to end wanderings in tough times. The plan centers on a patron who questioned a 45 cent bill, noting it should read 45 cents, prompting the philosopher to seek an honest man.
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Diogenes
Steve Marvel
Liberty Cafe
Steve
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