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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
19
Local reader notices mix with small classified ads and farm land pitches. Names like Miss Aileen Hollar appear amid scattered lines about railroads, meat curing, cafe wordplay, and sales. The text is fragmented but preserves era tone and regional names.
Luther D. Orr of Vertion Texas, once listed as lost by federal vocational training officials, is located in Denton pursuing studies as a vocational student under orders of the same agency. The report notes confusion in how the federal board lost track and mentions local Legion posts involvement. Nearby, Joe's Cafe attracts attention from local patrons amid post blizzard hardship and assorted Vernon activity.
With today lifting of fuel restrictions, the fuel committee announces easing and the First Methodist Church will resume its prayer meeting tomorrow evening at the previous hour of 7 p.m. Regular church services are expected to be restored.
J N Leverett sold half interest in the Vernon Auto Repair Company to his brother-in-law W E Robinson of Molella Texas. Robinson is son of Mr and Mrs P H Robinson of Vernon and plans to move here with his wife and two children about the first of the year.
Mrs. George Burgess of Harrold hosted a turkey dinner on Stumday for about twenty five relatives and friends. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Leverett and family from Lockett and Mr. and Mrs. Jon Leverett of Vernon. Wright's stake for coving meat at Pucket's. Mrs. W. T. Rouse returned from Houston after a Baptist workers state meeting. If you need a wash room before your meal visit the White Rose on Nov 2. Adv. 7S tfe G. Me Montgomery of Biott school came into Vernon Saturday. Tower and Jackson saved an outvisit ed amount of meney to loan on farms, rite quick service and ranches, Tew thyste prompt closiue.
The W. C. P. LU met Thursday with Mrs. Rena M. Watts. Music on the Victrola and devotional by Mrs. Mc Curdy. Visitors included Mrs. Mary Greer of Michigan and Mrs. Wheat. The St. Louis convention plank readings noted. Miss Theresa Travart in West Vernon. Mrs. J. By Mute of Odell visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haz ard.
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