Leon H Brown to Return to Blackwell Office
Leon H Brown secretary treasurer of South Vernon Oil Company tenders his restoration to the board and plans return to Blackwell Oklahoma to rejoin Brown and Brown law firm after assisting in company affairs. He previously served as State Adjutant of the American Legion of Oklahoma and worked with Wells and Gunber son interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon J. Brown
South Vernon Oil Company
Mernius Pegnestiog Traoediase Accepience
SOO
Mr. Brown
Guiberseas
G A. Brown
Brown and Brown
Blackwell
Stephens No. 1
Brown
Wells & Gunberson
Bridwell, Werdrick & Palmer
Vernon
Conmany
Bove Ismetipasha
Joan
Ruth
Chartesiream
Woodfax
Ismet Pasha
Angola
Charles Ream
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Osborne Wood
Philippines
Wall Street
Manila
Paris
Joan Ruth
New York City
Mme
Maria Seritza
Metropolitan Opera Company
Reverend Tooley Visits Son Oscar At To bert
Rev RR V Tooley former Tolbert Methodist pastor now in Sylvester visits his son Oscar Tooley in To bert. He is accompanied by his daughter Miss Oneta.
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RR. V. Tooley
Tolbert
JUDGE GRIFFITHS MARRIES THREE COUPLES
Judge Griffiths performs three weddings in Vernon area. Tives Ro Williams and Addie Mollard wed at his Northwest Vernon home. Ruth Brogden and J B Riley receive ceremonies in Vernon. Brink Graham and Lois Miltenston marry in Electra. Local mule buyer J B Riley buys lots on Fannin Street near Wilson Ire Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tives Ro. Williams
Addie Mollard
Taelock
PR. J. Griffiths
Vernon
Ruth Brogden
T. 4. Gritfiths
Court House
J. B. Riley
Fannin Street
Wilson Ire
Hi-Jackers Hold Up Man on North Main Last Night
J W Tanna was robbed on North Main near the Vernon gin while on his way to a show to get his daughter. Hijackers forced him toward Denver railway tracks below the Vernon cotton oil mill then fled. sheriff alerted and two suspects were arrested and jailed.
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North Main
J. W. Tanna
North Main Streve
Waittress
Stongsat
Hina
Denver
Vernon
Dog Killed Near Fargo After Mad Acting Pet
Graham living near Fargo killed a dog Thursday morning that acted as though it had gone mad. Several dogs had bitten in the neighborhood and a general warning was issued for the animal. The head was sent to Austin but no rabies message was received yesterday. Residents told to watch dogs for hydrophobia signs.
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Graham
Fargo
Austin
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Leon H. Brown
Blackwell, Okla
Judge Griffiths
South
Vernon Qil
Comer Houston and
Yamparika Sts
Go-Devil
Harrow
Richardson & Whatley
Geo. W. Richardson
Sear Fargo
Hugh Thompson
Thompson’s Filling Station
Spearman Country
Spearman
Texas
J. R. Collard
Spearman, Texas
Johnson
Fergeson Drug Co
Good Old St. Nick
Heath & Thompson
Heath & Thomas