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Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1924

Page

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South Vernon No. 1 Stephens yields rising oil flow

The South Vernon No. 1 Stephens well increased from 700 to 1400 barrels per day after deeper sand drilling. Bridwell & Heydrick No. 4 Stephens reached 1100 barrels daily. No. 3 Stephens showed promising sand at 2075 feet, with potential for a good well. Field activity remains feverish with water lines completed and more tests planned.

South Vernon Stephens Bridwell & Heydrick Prince No. 1 Zipperle MecCamey-Sheerin No Richardson South Vernon Company Atlantic Oil Producing Company Parker Ranch Block 17 Little Oil Company Youngblood Block 14 Vernon Texhoma Company White City Penuseiver

Miss Somebody Else Home Talent Play on Two Nights

The Vernon Music Store hosts the Home Science club staged play Miss Somebody Else on Thursday and Friday nights. Ticket sales are active with seat selection ongoing. Superintendent W T Lofland promises a warm auditorium and proceeds aim to fund highway tree planting.

Vernon Music Store Home Science Club W. T. Lofland

Mrs Warlick Elected President Of High School PTA

Mrs Warlick was elected president at a call meeting of the high school parent teacher association. She succeeds Mrs John D P D Cooper who resigned due to ill health.

T. Warlick Parent-Teacher Association Warlick John Dpd. R. Cooper

Father of A H Murchison Dies in Farmersville

John Murchison Sr a veteran resident of Farmersville and father of Vernon man A H Murchison died yesterday afternoon of pneumonia Funeral services will be held there this afternoon and interment will be in the Farmersville cemetery under the Masons The family expected to observe their golden wedding anniversary tomorrow Survived by widow two sons and three daughters including A H Murchison of Vernon F J Murchison of Farmersville and Mrs W J Moore of Houston Mrs J D Leeper of Madill Okla and Mrs W L Gunnell of Quanah Mr Murchison a Confederate veteran and long time Mason was active until recently.

John Murchison Farmersville A. H. Murchison Vernon Masons Plains Sudan Murchison Collin County

Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Orr Buried

Funeral services were held yesterday at 3 pm for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Irde Orr Electra and former Vernon residents Clyde Orr was listed as a relative The two month old child had been ill since birth and was taken to Dallas for treatment Elder Don Dockoday of the Church of Christ led the service and the burial took place at East View Cemetery

Clyde Orr Irde Orr Electra Vernon Dallas Don Dockaday Church of Christ East View Cemetery

Court Adjourns Here Saturday After Motions

District Court adjourned here Saturday night after arguments on new trials in the Zip perle versus Heinzerling Oil Corporation suit to cancel a lease and in Mrs. M. F. Robinson versus J. A. Dixon and Q O Swinburn for damages. Both motions were overruled and appeals noted. Mrs. Robinson had won $10,000 in her suit for the death of her husband from a brick fragment during dynamiting on the Dixon site for a new building. Dixon and Swinburn gave notice of appeal. Judge Jas V. Leak, with John A. Storey and . O. Franklin present, court opened in Quanah with five murder cases on the docket.

Zipperle Heinzerling + Oil Corporation M. F. Robinson J. A. Dixon A. Swinburn QO. A. Swinburn Quanah

Denver Provides More Trackage in Yards Here

The Fort Worth and Denver Railway begins a new track extension from Main street east to the main line near Vernon Cotton Oil Mill. Laying runs a few feet north of the south track and should finish in three or four days. The railroad leased all available trackage space earlier, creating demand for additional trackage.

Fort Worth and Denver Railway Company Main Street Vernon Cotten Port Worth and Denver Railway Company

Local Market Prices Noted for Poultry and Grains

The listing shows chicken per pound shed price and turkey per pound, eggs per dozen, butter per pound, No 1 wheat per bushel, cotton and cotton seed per ton with figures like 31.35 and 29,500. Prices appear in imperfect OCR but indicate commodity rates for local markets.

Lions to meet Leopards for North Texas title game

Vernon Lions will face Oak Cliff Leopards in Dallas for the North and Northwest Texas interscholastic football championship. The title clash was set after a San Antonio conference, with Saturday’s SMU Bowl site chosen by coin flip and a approved official list.

Oak Cliff Texas Southern Methodist University Dallas Vernon High School Lions Northwest Texas San Antonio W. ‘. Lofland Vernon Oak Cistern Port Worth Pair Park Cisco West Texas Cleburne Waco Temple Beaumont Marshall Lions Lobboes

National Guard Officers Inspect Vernon Rifle Range Site

Lieut Colonel Cliude Adams of Crowell and Lt Berbert of the Regular Army inspected a proposed rifle range north of Vernon for the Texas National Guard. They then moved to Chillicothe to inspect another site, accompanied by Captain Clyde Watts, head of the unit.

Cliude Adams Crowell Berbert Regular Army Vernon Texas National Guard Chillicothe Clyde Dy. Watts

Vernon Odd Fellow Appoints District Deputy Grand Patriarch

George A. Long, a member of the Vernon encampment, has been appointed District Deputy Grand Patriarch for Wilbarger Hall and Childress counties. The appointment came from F. E. Walker of Amarillo, Grand Patriarch of the Grand Encampment.

George A. Long Vernon Encampment 0. O Wilbarge Hall and Childress F. FE. Walker Amarillo

Couples Granted Licenses to Wed Last Week

The following couples were granted licenses to wed last week Major Janks and Donna Lamborn DD W Cantrell and Evelyn Loretta Champitt Bill G Ivey and Vinnie Bee Norman EF R Haseloff and Hetty Craigk Truid Cannon and Anna Louise Maxwell Roy Tillerson and Pearl Bennett Floyd Dickerson and Iva Moore Jesse Gunnels and Bertha Ymke Pedro Herrera and Jaspina Medellin Dewey Hendrick and Fannie Mae Taylor.

Major Janks Donna Lamborn DD. W. Cantrell Evelyn Loretta Champitt Bill G. Ivey Vinnie Bee Norman EF. R. Haseloff Hetty Craigk Truid Cannon Anna Louise Maxwell Roy Tillerson Pearl Bennett Floyd Dickerson Iva Moore Jesse Gunnels Bertha Ymke Pedro Herrera Jaspina Medellin Dewey Hendrick l Fannie Mae Taylor

Vukl's Daughter Weds U S Farmer in New Jersey

Countess Marie Larisch widow of Bavarian nobility and Duchess von Wittelsbach marries Melbourne Florida truck farmer W B Meyers after relief from poverty. The wedding, held in Elizabeth New Jersey on September 2, links a German aristocrat with an American farmer. Count Larisch attended with his son.

New York W. Blevers Meyers Melbourne Fla Meyers Marie Larisch Ludwig Bavaria Duchess von Wittelsbach Larisch Elizabeth N. J Rudolph Austria Elizabeth of Royal Hofburg Palace Vienna

Harrold Wins Two In-Home Warmup Before County Meet

Harrold basketball team added four pre season games with Estelline last week with two wins in Harrold after visiting Estelline. Thursday score 15 to 12 and Friday 12 to 1 in Harrold gym. VWarsold has held county title for four years and aims to contend again this season.

Estelline Wilburger Harrold Vwarsold

Texas Company Expands Warehouse Near Tracks

The Lexas Company enlarges its storage facility beside the Fort Worth and Denver railway, adding a 24 by 40 foot warehouse and a 24 by 24 foot annex. An engine room will house a 1.5 horsepower engine to support increased grease and oil storage, prompted by higher business demand.

Lexas Company Willia Fort Worth Denver Vernon E Electric Lee

Man’s Leg Broken In Two Places In Car Wreck Near Vernon

John H. Davis of Eldorado Ark suffered serious injuries when he lost control of the car, plunged through a bridge five miles south of Vernon Sunday night, and was pinned beneath the vehicle with his left leg broken in two places. He is hospitalized here. Davis worked at a bakery and had been to the oil field when the accident occurred.

John H. Davis Eldorado Ark Vernon Mr. Davis South Vermon

Confederate Veteran J A Creager Improves Slightly

J A Creager aged Confederate veteran remains confined to his bed after two weeks of serious illness but shows slight improvement in health.

J. A. Creager

Vernon Man Wins Free Trip to Cuba

Vernon Man, salesmen Bo Owen, Rutledge, W. Eb. Leason, A. V. Harris, and J. V. Owen of United Fidelity Insurance sail for Dallas for the state convention on December 4 with all expenses paid. Owen earned a Cuba trip by meeting insurance quotas but will decide in Dallas. if he goes, he will depart Friday and return in three weeks. The others stay in Dallas for the Veron high school Oak Cliff high game Saturday. Deason leaves Thursday.

Bo Owen Cls. Rutledge W. EB. Leason A. V. Ttarris J. V. Owen United Fidelity Insurance Company Dallas Wo Owen Cuba Owen Vernon High School Oak Cliff High School Deason

Randall Elected President of Clarendon College Students Association

Ralph E. Randall, son of Mr and Mrs J F Randell from Farmers Valley, a Clarendon College sophomore, was elected president of the Students Association. He serves as senior class member, business manager of the Western college year book, and president of the Dramatic Club, marking one of the college’s highest honors for a student.

Ralph EK. Randall J. F. Randell Farmers Valley Clarendon College Students Association Randell Western College Raundall

Stove Explosion Damages House in Meannite Street

Fire at noon caused slight damage to George Jordan's home at 1202 Meannite Street when an old stove exploded. Neighbors rushed the stove outside, saving the house from serious damage. Only one wall was slightly burned before firefighters extinguished the blaze.

George Jordan Meannite Street

Harrold High Gym Social For Methodist Church Repair

A Friday social in Harrold High School gym will feature pies cakes and boxes for sale. Proceeds will go toward repairing the Methodist church building. The public is cordially invited to attend.

Harrold High School

Vernon High to Run Special Train for Oak Cliff Game

Vernon high school seeks 360 ticket sales by Thursday noon to fund a special Dallas trip for the Oak Cliff football game at Southern Methodist University stadium. Tickets are 7.75 round trip for adults and 3.90 for children, with a hoped for turnout near 500 despite the busy Saturday.

Oak Cliff Dallas Vernon High Oak Cliff High School Southern Methodist University Stadium Chamber of Commerce SOO Amarillo Amistice Vernon Hunech Southern Methodist University Lence Hamaplousiaip

Four Couples Married by Judge Griffiths

Four couples wed by Judge Griffiths, with Sal Spencer and Miss Lacey Clark marrying at 11 oclock in the courthouse. J W Cantrell and Evelyn Loretta Chatpitt joined in Hobart, Oklahoma. Bill G Ivey and Winnie Bee Norman wed in Wichita Falls. Floyd Dickerson and Dora Moore married in Wood, Oklahoma, and will reside in Davison.

Sal Spencer Lacey Clark T. J. Griffiths Court House Griffiths Wichita Falls Foyd Dickerson Dora Moore Wood Davidsor Okla

Hays Resigns as Jailor and Deputy Sheriff

A. B. Hays, office deputy and jailer, resigned his commission December 1 and moved from the jail to a residence on Texas street. He served nearly two years with the sheriff's department. A. H. Kiser will fill his position temporarily.

A. B. Hays Texas Street Hays Sheriff's Department A. H. Kiser

Crawford, Walker Visit Vernon From Crowell and Frederick

Crowell resident C. Crawford spent Sunday in Vernon visiting sister Mrs. J. W. Carrington. He brought his sister Mrs. W. C. Walker of Frederick along for a short visit before returning home.

C. «. Crawford of Crowell Vernon Sunday J. W. Carrington W. C. Walkler Frederick

Vernon Lions Set for Dallas Clash in Peak Form

The Vernon Lions head to Dallas Saturday to face the Oak Cliff Leopards in hopes of sustaining peak condition after a two week rest. Captain Walker recovers his running and kicking, Bourland heals his shoulder, and Reed, Withers and others gear up as trainers report improved fitness and readiness for the conference matchup.

Vernon Lions Oak Cliff Leopards Dallas Wichita Falls Baggett Wisemon Walker Iis Charley Horse Bourland Amarillo Little Reed Lions’ den Electra Amerillo Lions Wilemon

Oil Field Worker Injured by Falling Tongs

J. K. Derickson, a worker in the South Vernon oil field, was struck on the head by falling pipe tongs from the derrick tow Thursday afternoon, suffering a scalp wound. He was rushed to a local hospital where doctors dressed the injury and he is recovering.

J. K. Derickson South Vernon

Vernon native visits Jacksboro after years away

W. O. Thompson, longtime Vernon resident now in Jacksboro, visited his former home this week. He works at the Jacksboro Mill and Elevator Company and noted the notable improvements since he left Vernon in 1918.

W. O. Thompson Vernon Jacksboro

Cotton grower predicts bumper harvest from 47 acres

Ed Saunders of Fargo community planted 47 acres in cotton and already gathered 45 bales this year. He estimates five to six more bales will come from the same field, forecasting a strong final yield.

Ed Saunders Fargo Comunity Brasil

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Pelice Cial Discovery Well Bart Edgar A.dancroft Haze Boyne Thomas Kince Patrick Cardinal Hayes Thomas Flance Bill Hart Charlies Ray Frank Keenan Louise Glaum Douglas MacLean Hazel Sunny” Boyne Robert Stuart Eschelman Don Roberts New York City Mrs. Orr M. EF. Robinson Leopards Stephenville Oak Clift Forest Avenue High School Todas Vukl U.S MIP WH. Meyers Texas Company Vernon Man Ralph E. Randall Grefetths Acre
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