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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
10
Several named individuals from Bonlau, Plahuyiew, Talmage, Dallas, Plainview, Paducah, Wichita Falls, Crowell and Ragland were in Vernon or nearby towns on various days. The notices mention visits, shopping at Ferguson Drug Co, and local ads for tobacco and toilet preparations.
A collection of Vernon area notes reports residents and visitors: J C Browning of Wichita Falls and several Crowell, Altus, Electra, and Duncan figures in Vernon on Wednesday or Thursday. Figures include Mrs Olin Turner, Miss Benet and Miss Williams improving after operations, and local business and farm notices from Dav is Webb Summeronur.
Thomas Beck and others from Frederick Oklahoma are in Vernon. Visits by Miss Bess Edwards district agent and by George Mobley and H H Bray of Wichita Falls are noted. Mrs W W Welsh of Electra and Mrs Alf Bond of Denver shopped in Vernon. Caudle resigns from Stephens and Co and returns home to Lagerton. Revival services attended by Mrs Robinson and others at the Vernon Methodist church.
Harry Fox of Enid Oklahoma visits Wellington. Pitts of Palestine reports a new position for Martin Bellar in Newton Kansas. Mrs EB Petty of Vipton Oklahoma undergoes a serious operation and recovers. A large Wellington delegation travels to Vernon for the district interscholastic meet including L C Jones J L Gladney Gladys Hinel ey Alice Rippetoe and others.
Our Weekly Horrorscope notes birthdays and fated ages for this week. It lists lucky days Sunday through Saturday and predicts full moon moonshine activity while the sun shines daily and late nights for daughters. Babies born this week may be boys or girls.
The report records a person described as iGirl following someone named LT, repeatedly turning to see if LT is approaching, suggesting concern or suspicion about movement or pursuit.
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