April family notices and visits in Vernon area
Mrs Charles Dane of Harrold returned home after visiting her son Charney Dane. Families from Vernon and nearby towns visited relatives and attended church events. The Home Improvement Club rescheduled to April 17 and Wilma Lockett returned to Vernon after a weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Pipvin
Chillicothe
Baptist Church
RE. V. Ross
Lonnie
Novella
St. Pigg
FE. A. Pigg
Vernon
Lonnie Ross
Sarah Virginia Pigg
J. FE. Lockett
W. F. McGee
T. FE. Davis
Home Improvement Club
D. W. Sylvester
Wilma Lockett
Ben Rogers
Jackson, Miss
Will Continue Business At Tire and Battery Co
I wish to announce to friends that I intend to continue the Auto Tire and Battery Company formerly operated by my husband E. F. Ragland and will appreciate the patronage extended to us. I shall be glad to settle all outstanding bills against the concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Tire and Battery
TE. F P. Ragland
Twins Born to Mr and Mrs Booth in Vernon
Boy twins born Saturday to Mr F Booth and wife of Vernon. Mr Booth works at the Denver Station. Mother and children are reported doing well. Home address is W McGee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Booth
Vernon
Booth
Denver
W. McGee Street
Odell News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Snellie Billough spent last weekend with her parents Hiram Crownever and Miss Jessie Jones married Saturday afternoon. Miss Velma Peach had appendicitis surgery Monday. Miss Juanita Poland is seriously ill. Bailey high school to stage Safety First in Odell auditorium Friday night. A Mint of Hearts drew a crowd and earned 2.62 for the piano fund. W F Bell fell from a roof but was not seriously injured. A new curtain for the school stage was painted by Milton Archer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niano Fund
Funeral for Braitley child in Talbert
Funeral services were held Monday for the five year old son of Mr and Mrs Braitley who drowned Saturday in a tub at home. The child was buried in Talbert cemetery. Community gathering featured instrumental music and singing at the Adams home as well as a Sunday night social at the Buckeloo home with many local residents listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbert
Joe Zajicek
Walter Lewellen
Ben Buckeloo
P. Adam and
Henry
Joe
Merfield Tit Thatgtter
Mies Clerthile
Maggie
Ann Merfield
Lillie
Minnie Adam
Margaret
Elma Metton
Delia Mae
Grace Butler
Anna
Lillie Zajicek
Walter
Paul
Alford Hershman
Charlie
Willie Zajicek
Adolf Adam
Dee
Jud Merfield
Raymond Melton
Ben Buekeloo
Misa Lillie
Frieda
Gussie Gelhausen
Vernon
Jeff Buekeloo
Burkburnett
Notice to City Taxpayers on 1922 Property Taxes Due
All parties who have not rendered their property for 1922 city taxes must call at the city assessor's office in City Hall and render the same. If not done, the assessor will render as the assessing time closed April 1, 1922. Very respectfully, H Haln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
H. Haln
East Vernon News Notes and Local Visit Highlights
East Vernon reports social visits from Roy Frice of Ouhhi to Ernest Thompson residence and travels of Jam Richard to Vernon for business. Rh H. Love and daughters Edna and Hazel visit Chillicothe relatives. Mrs Forrester remains ill. A Saturday storm damaged a small house of M M Rhoads and tore off a barn top, with insurance covering the losses. George Bowman of Davidson Oil visits his brother W M Bowman as Mrs Bowman plans to return home after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Vernon
Lule Ttoodfellow
Roy Frice
Ouhihicothe
Ernest Thompson
Jam Richard
Vernon
Rh. H. Love and
Edna
Hazel
Chillicothe
T. K. Forrester
Mm’ PB. Rhoads
George Bowman
Davidson Oil
W. M. Bowman
Bowman
Pleasant Valley News Highlights Local Happenings
Rev Garden filled his regular appointment at the Pleasant Valley church Arnday. Mr and Mrs M Kester visited in White City Sundry. Br Bratcher entertained young people with a singing Sawneies night. Crop replanting due to recent rains and sandstorms. Pleasant Valley school to close Friday April 14. H A Bell barn fire seen by passing car occupants and extinguished. School dismissed for severe sandstorm. Estell and W T Thomas thrown from a horse but unharmed. Record classified ads get results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Garden
Pleasant Valley Church
Arnday
H. A. Bell
Sand storm devastates Rayland farms and gardens
The April storm damaged farms across Rayland with Walker farm hit hard and Kim Jordans truck farm destroyed. Many farmers report losses and plantings of feed stuffs underway as residents work through the aftermath. Dedhart Webb and others attended local events and visits to Vernon. Little Maude Jordan recovered from a nail wound to her side after an incident Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sty
Wooal Walker
Mr. Walker
Kim Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Job Price
Delbert Webb
American Legion
Ovewell
Little Maude
Melville suit follows declared sanity in New York case
After being declared sane, Mrs. dear R. Melville of New York filed three hundred thousand dollar actions against her husband William R. Melville and doctors S P B Coodlbart and Col Slocum who allegedly sought to prove she was mentally deranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear R. Melville
New York
William R. Melvile
S. PB. Coodlbart
Col. Slocum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilbarger
Lockett News
C. M. Weekly
W. H
Clarence McCaleb
John McCaleb
Deans
P B. Barrett
Christine of
Joe Martin
Little Son
Mr. Martin
Scurry County
Jess Martin
Bill Parrish
Ragland
Gilbert Yarborough
South Vernon
J. W. Kineheloe
T. TL. Westerman
Oklainton
T. N. Baker
7. W. Moorehead
BE. AL Pigg
Mr. Pigg
Sallie Pigg
Ngh Cobb
Thalia
Everett Westbrook
Mr. Westbrook
B. TE. Westbrook
Twins
Mr. and
Mrs. Booth
Odell News
Talbert News
Collins & Ingram
Black Carpenter
Isel le Carmote Automobile
Lowke Brothers
Vexas
Pleasant Valley News
Estell
Thomas
Rayland News
Pound Lane
Mos Jean RB
Melvite
Morris Top Shop
Frankie Crawford
Blackwood
Larimore
Rogers
L. Lee Baker Shire Building
E. L. Witty
Cletrac
Avels
Aly
Neay
Cleveland Tractor
Bucaw Avenue
Clevetawn
Cletrac Reg
U.S. Pat
Southwestern Implement Company
Vernon, Texas
Cleirac
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