Blair Currin Buried at East View Cemetery
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 4 p m for Blair Currin 38 who died Tuesday at his home. The service was at the family home on Olive street with Rev Chas J Marts assisted by Rev F T Johnson. Burial followed at East View cemetery. He is survived by his mother Mrs L M Currin two brothers W O H Currin Thurber and W S Currin of Vernon and two sisters Mrs W H Robertson of Paris and Mrs Ben Hardison of Childress. Pallbearers were W M Hall R N Hall Wade Perkins L J Cole Jim Montgomery of Childress and Chauncey Puckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Currin
Olive Street
Chas. J. Marts
Astor
Methodist Church
Tne
F. T. Johnson
Methodist
East View Cemetery
L. M. Currin
W. O H. Currin
Thurber
W.S. Currin
Vernon
W. H. Robertson
Paris
Ben Hardison
Childress
Pall Bearers
W. M. Hall
R. N. Hall
Wade Perkins
L. J. Cole
Jim Montgomery
Chauncey Puckett
Elliott News reports strong cotton prospects and church activity
In Elliott the community notes favorable cotton yields as most have their crops laid by. The Baptist revival closes with three new members and the Methodist church gains others. Local visits include Kyle and N F Strickland from Electra, Amos Bates from Electra, and Rev F F Johnson from Vernon preaching next Sunday. Visitors from Abilene and Harrold are also mentioned along with Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge events.
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Baptist Meeting
Methodist Church
Kyle Hammer
Harrold
S. K. Kirk
N. F. Strickland
Electra
Amos Bates
Tom Hutchins
W. M. McClendon
John Rodgers
Guyer
Neenle
Grace Kelly
Frederick
Okla
Henry Rains
Mrood
F. F. Johnson
Vernon
Mr. Johnson
Ora Stephenson
Abilene
Ira Luttrell
Ira Vaughn
Opal Gribble
Pleasant Valley Social Roundup
Pleasant Valley reports a string of Sunday visits and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Quanah spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell, while Odell hosted a Saturday line of guests including the Kester and Watson families and others. Rev. Jenkins preached, Nora Cook hosted a young people’s party, and multiple families visited relatives across Odell Crescent Cove Thalia and nearby communities.
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Johnson
Quanah
Arthur Bell
Odell
M. Kester
T. J. Watson
W F. Bell
J Ho Adame
Emmett Yarbrough
Lewis Thompson
Hubert Jenee
Ek. A. Bell
E. Bratceher
Floyd Bee
J. H. Adams
Thalia
Sturgeon McDougel Ang
Nora Cook
Ruby Jenkins
Velma Bell
Hoyt
Taunik Hill
Narbrough
W. F. Bell
Vernon
Gladys Bratcher
Qual McDougal
Mary Alice Thompson
van Caves
To Turner
C. D. Thompson
Amarillo
G. Thompson
Judge Leak Team Returns From Western Auto Trip
Judge James V. Leak and his family completed a several week automobile tour through Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico. They were joined by Miss Lucille Leak of Quanah and Miss Julia Ball sisters of Mrs. Leak.
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James V. Leak
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Lucille Leak
Quanah
Julia Ball
Leak
Mrs Watts and Tickenson plan Colorado Springs visit
Mrs. Renu Watts and Mrs. KK E Tickenson will depart Monday for Colorado Springs to spend the summer remainder. Miss Anita Frances and Robert Dickenson will accompany their mother to Amarillo then continue to Tulsa for a relatives visit.
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Renu Watts
KK. E. Tickenson
Colorado Springs
Anita Frances
Robert Dickenson
Amarillo
Tulsa
Tells Damaging Tale in Franks case
One of the most damaging witnesses in the Leopold and Loeb murder trial is Detective Sergeant James Gortland who testified Leopold said in my code murder is no crime my only crime was getting found out. The Chicago case centers on the 1924 killing of Robert Franks and has drawn intense witness testimony.
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Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Chicago
James Gortland
Leopold
Streets Grading Resumed This Week City Wide
Grading of city streets has been resumed with dragging on many streets. North Cumberland and North Fannin were worked early in the week and others will follow. The city tractor and grader have been in service for about sixty days, ensuring most dirt streets are brought to first class condition.
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North Cumberland
North Fannin
Lillian Knight
Los Angeles
Atlantic City
N. J
Judge Randolph’s Lead Seen at 15000 Total
Judge Hal C. Bandolph leads Judge Reese Tatum by about 10000 votes with unofficial returns from most of the 47 counties in the district indicating the total may reach 15000. The information comes from Amarillo via The Record.
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Randolph
Hal’ C. Bandolph
Reese Tatum
Dalhart
Court of Civil Ameais
Amarillo
Death of Ruby McDuff, Oklahoma girl at age six
Ruby McDuff, six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs R D McDuff of Oklainton, died Tuesday. She was buried Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock in Fast Crew. Ill health marked her brief life and her death was not unexpected.
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Ruby McDuff
R. 2D. McDuff
Oklainton
Fast Crew
Six carloads of Wilbarger cattle shipped to Fort Worth
Six carloads of Wilbarger cattle were shipped from Vernon to Fort Worth last night for rscket. Five cars were handled by Fred Sehnette and R. A Milner, the sixth by C S Bally. About 150 head in total, mixed stock including fat steers and cann ers. Largest Vernon shipment this year and a major move by stock farmers. Several hundred head shipped from the Waogrener ranch and loaded at Oklahoma.
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Fort Worth
Vernon
R Scket
Fred Sehnette
R. 4. Milner
C.S. Ballew
Vernen
Waogrener
Okluimiocn
Hogsett to Visit Ole Home in West Virginia
S C Hogsett assistant cashier of the Wagoner National Park leaves today for a several week trip through the East visiting his boyhood home near Shoantingon West Virginia. He will stop at St Louis Washington and New York en route and then travel by boat to Norfolk and train to visit relatives in West Point Georgia returning home via New Orleans. He is a baseball fan and plans to attend big league games in St Louis Washington and New York. This will be his first visit to his old West Virginia home since boyhood.
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S.C. Hogsett
Thee Wagoner National Park
Shoantington
W. V
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Norfolk
Van
West Virginia
Southwestern Teleptons Extends Lines to Harris Corner
The local telephone company extends lines to Harris Corner about one mile west of town to serve new subscribers in Hill Crest Country club addition. New poles and lines are being installed and work should finish in a few days.
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Hill Crest Country Club
Harris Corner
Rank Snyder in a written contest at local sanitarium
Rank Snyder is in a written contest at a local sanitarium following an emergency operation this morning.
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Rank Snyder
McMurry College Head Visited Vernon Wednesday
Rev J W Hunt president of McMurry College Abilene made a short visit with friends in Vernon Wednesday. He reports the college has grown beyond expectations with dormitory rooms nearly full and plans under way for additional buildings. The charter prohibits mortgage debt and the institution is operating on a cash basis. Hunt is well known in Vernon for revivals and church activities.
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J. W. Hunt
McMurry College
Abilene
Vernon
Rey
Murchison Returns From Northwest Coast Trip
A. T. Murchison returned on Wednesday from a journey through the northwest and Pacific Coast. He and Mrs. Murchison visited Denver Yellowstone Park Portland Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles where Mrs. Murchison will remain for the summer.
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A. T. Murchison
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Mrs. Murchison
Denver
Yellowstone Park
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Los Angeles
White City Church Bought Near Vernon for Conversion
S A White has purchased the White City Praptist church on a farm about twelve miles north of Vernon. The building will be converted into a tenant house.
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S.A. White
White City
McCurdys to Leave for Colorado Today
Mr and Mrs C C McCurdy will depart today for Colorado to spend several days away from home on a brief excursion and visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
C. C. McCurdy
Miss Edna Naylor Plans St Louis Purchase Trip
Miss Edna Naylor will depart Saturday for St Louis to buy fall and winter millinery stock for her store.
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Edna Naylor
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
East View
Elliott News
Guyer Baptist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Bildstein
Pleasant Valley
James Gortfand
Little Ruby McDuff
Hogsett
Ole
Southwestern Teleptons Company
Extinds
Livvian Knight
Mmurry College
Vistps
Chamber of Commerce
H. Murchison
First Guaranty State Bank
Vernon, Texas
A Guaranty Fund Bank
J. P. King
J. T. Glover
Guaranty
State Bank
White City Church
George S. Hunter
Columbus, Ga
Cardus
Cardui
W. D. Bills
San Antonio
Church of Christ Tabernacle
Maitland Coal
Sumner - Colley Lumber Co
Hurshey
Endicott-Johnson
Oxfords
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