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Newspaper

Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1925

Page

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Casinghead Plant Here to Condense Gasoline Vapors

The Humble Oil and Refining Company starts a casinghead gas plant in the South Vernon field, with completion expected in about 60 days. The facility will compress and adsorb gas, produce gasoline distillate, and load via a new 1.5 mile east freight track. It includes a steel and concrete building, a testing laboratory, and multiple compressors and engines to process roughly three million feet of gas daily.

Humble Oil and Refining Company South Vernon Field Pnmble Oil and Refining Company South Vernon Hesun Vernon Fort Worth Denver Tao Clark C.F. Braun California McBeth Humble Company Here Houston STOO

Police to Tag Cars Parked in Vernon Streets

Vernon police will tag and fine any car found parked in the middle of streets. Chief Jim Bomar says no ordinance permits current mid street parking and complaints cite danger. Parking rules require vehicles to be left at the curb.

Vernon Jim Bomar

Track Meet at Church Draws Three Uni Teams

The Weithocist church event on Friday evening January 30, organized by the Intermediate and Senior Leagues led by Mrs. L. J. Terrell, drew thirty eight leaguers split among Howard Yale and Princeton groups. Yale won most races while Howard and Princeton tied then all enjoyed a merry ride and picnic lunch before voting to hold another meet soon.

Weithocist Church L. J. Terrell Howard Yale Princeton Terrell

Chief Figures in News of the Day

Captain Herbert Hartley of the Leviathan marries Mary Weir Wilson in Opelika Alabama. A. E. Sartain, former Atlanta Federal Prison warden, is indicted for conspiring to take bribes from prisoners in Atlanta. President Coolidge reappoints Wallace R Farrington as Governor of the Hawaiian Islands. Vitagraph withdraws from MPDAA saying it will fight alone. first break in the Bays organization led by Will Hays.

Herbert Hartley Opelika Ala Mary Weir Wilson Hartley A. E. Sartain Atlanta President Coolidge Wallace R. Farrington Hawaiian Islands Vitagraph Motion Picture Company Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America Hays Bays

Wilbarger county to finish farm census Saturday

The Wilbarger county farm census will be completed Saturday with about 1,500 farms visited. Enumerators will report on crops, livestock, eggs and butter, home consumption, and farm equipment. Data will be sent to Wichita Falls and then Washington for nationwide publication about March 1.

Wilbarger County Whichita Falls Washington

Federal Instructor To Inspect Local National Guard Unit

Captain Floyd Moore, a federal instructor of the Weak Infantry at Amarillo, arrives in Vernon this afternoon for an inspection tour of national guard units. The local unit drills at the armory on North Main Street tonight at eight o'clock and Moore will stay until Sunday auditing the unit's field desk and equipment.

Floyd Moore Amarillo Vernon North Main Street Moore

Conference in Fort Worth Sets Missions Agenda

Rev. Clark and Rev. Bickley attended a conference of presiding elders from Central and Northwest Texas in Fort Worth on Wednesday. Bishop J E Dickey called the gathering and outlined a general carry on program for missions. Bickley will speak on missions in four districts.

BP. Clark Vernon A. Bickley First Methodist Church Central Northwest Texas Fort Worth J. E. Dickey

Bridge project to be decided at Frederics meeting

An event now set for February 14 will discuss a bridge proposed over Red River between Oldaanion and Davidson. Delegation from Comanche Oklahoma led by Pat Peek will attend with entertainers. Carl Cook of Frederick chamber confirms the bridge approval is expected. Vernon chamber official Ek M. Fielder seeks two Texas highway commissioners to attend.

Frederics Comanche Okla Pat Peek Lee Highway Discention of Oklahoma Carl Cook Frederick Chamber of Commerce Red River Oldaanion Davidson Ek. M. Fielder Vernon Chamber of Commerce

Doris Deane to Wed Fatty Arbuckle after divorce

Doris Deane, Hollywood star, is set to marry Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle after his Paris divorce from Minta Durfee Arbuckle. Arbuckle, previously acquitted in the Virginia Rappe manslaughter case, becomes betrothed to Deane as rumors of a new film plan circulate.

Minta Durfee Arbuckle Paris Roscoe Fatty’) Arbuckle Virginia Rappe San Francisco Doris Deane

County Basketball Tournament Draws Fourteen Teams

Census figures show Wilbarger County ginned 36 515 bales by January 16, highest in West Texas, with Texas total 4 761 175 bales. Sixteen schools enter county preliminaries at Vernon high and Hardin. Vernon and Tartol d to skip prelims and meet for a late afternoon payoff. District tourney set for Bastelline February 28 to March 4 with state meet in Austin March 2 3. Admission 25 cents. grounds food service provided by high school domestic science department.

Wilbarger Cotty Department of Yumeree Washington, D. C Texas Willarger Vernon Tartold Otlock Stindine

Black man faces serious burglary charge in Arkansas

Tommy Williams a Black man held in Terrell for Wilbarger county officials was delivered to Sheriff J Eo Beaurden of Hope Arkansas under the name Cummlings Lewis on a first degree burglary charge. He is alleged to have caused fatal harm to his brother and fled toward Vernon. Deputy J M Reese had him brought to Arkansas to face the charge, but some stolen property including clothing a band bag a safety item and a water bottle plus $35 in cash remain unrecovered.

Tommy Williams Terrell Wilbarger County Burghery J. Eo Beaurden Hope Ark Cummlings Lewis Ife Vernon J. M. Reese King Arkansas

Big Minstrel at East Vernon School Tonight

East Vernon residents are invited to the East Vernon school house for the Big Fun Show tonight. Cecil White organized the program featuring Clifton Withers, Dan Blake, and Frank Tigre with monologues and comedy bits. Admission is 15 cents, proceeds aid the East Vernon school.

East Vernon Cecil White Clifton Withers Vernon High School Dan Blake Prank Tigre East Vernon School

Tone Blake and Bailey Open Basement for Sales

Vernon merchants Tone Blake and Bailey fitted the basement to handle a lower priced line of goods. The basement, formerly a store room, will house the budget items while higher priced ready to wear and millinery are moved to the upper floor for sale.

Stone, Blake & Bailey

Miss Sallie Allingham Goes to Chariton After Nephew's Death

Miss Sallie Allingham left Wednesday for Chariton Iowa in response to a message that her nephew John Hissee had died there Tuesday. Mr Bissee had been ill for several months.

Snyder Couple Married in Oklahoma City Office

Frank Greear and Miss Myrtle Ferris of Snyder Oklahoma were married Wednesday afternoon by Judge J. Griffiths in his office. They will make their home in Snyder.

Frank Greear Myrtle Ferris Snyder, Oklo J. Griffiths Snyder

Splendid Program On Tonight A High School Style Show

Vernon high school domestic art department presents a style show tonight at the auditorium. Mrs. A N Vernon joins the program with other local artists assisting. Admission is twenty five cents to cover costs for a state clothing contest and dining room furniture. Last year’s show was a success and this year aims to be bigger and better.

Vernon High School A. N. Vernon

Former Vernon Woman Injured in San Antonio

Mrs. S. M. Purvis of San Antonio, a former Vernon resident and sister of Mrs. U. B. Robertson, is confined to her home with a left shoulder injury from falling from a doorway last week. She previously fractured both wrists years ago and, though advanced in age, is recoveringNicely.

S. M. Purvis San Antonin Vernon Werman U. BF. Robertson

Local Bakers Change Hands In Vernon Area

A Hill and O M Piget have purchased City Bakery from B D Plockersmith and TH In Anderson. The new owners plan to run the Electra bakery and open one at Olney. They have long operated in Vernon where Hill and Craig are well known. Craig recently resided in Vernon and tied to a Vernon bakery for two years.

A. Hill O. M. Piget B.D. Plockersmith Anderson Mr. Craig Flectra

Legion Post Here Elects Officers

James V. Leak was elected commander of the Albert J. Robinson post of the American Legion. George Long was named first vice commander, Rube Bitner second vice commander, S.A. White third vice commander, rmuds Pook adjutant, Earle Norwood treasurer, M. C. Cidbertsen judge advocate, and Wo. M. Haney publicity officer. A banquet and installation will be held next Tuesday night. W. OW, Pinke, George Darden and Eddie Collins were tasked to arrange the program.

James V. Leak Albert J. Robinson American Legion George Long Comander Rube Bitner S.A. White Rmuds Pook Earle Norwood M. C. Cidbertsen Wo. M. Haney W. OW Pinke George Darden Eddie Collins Lars Ton

Hughes fills appointment with Primitive Baptist eburel at Bowie

Fidey A. J. Hughes of White City filled his appointment with the Primitive Baptist eburel at Bowie last Sunday. He was accompanied by J. W. Huntley of Vernon.

Fidey A. J. Hughes White City Bowie J. W. Huntley Vernon

Kidnap of Misa Mellon Shocks Oklahoma City

Misa Mary Ellen Mellon, stepdaughter of R F Halliburton a wealthy Oklahoma City merchant and relative of Andrew Mellon secretary of the treasury, was attacked in her home by robbers. She fought back screamed but was beaten gagged bound and placed into a waiting car. She was dumped miles away and lay unconscious for hours before discovery.

Misa Mary Ellen Mellon R. EF. Halliburton Oklahoma City Okla Andrew B. Mellon Pittsburgh

Vernon Wins Two In Play Of Week

Vernon high school basketball split two games with nearby schools. The first team beat Iowa Park 6 to 12 on Tuesday, while the second team won over the junior opponents. Wednesday night Vernon edged Electra 42 to 8 and the second team defeated the Juniors 14 to 10. Crouch led scoring with Walker Thomas Bourlard and Rowman contributing strong play. A prep for the interscholastic game with Harrold is set for Thursday. Vernon seeks county and district success.

Obi Iowa Park Tawa Park Vernon Electra Theiie O Crouch Walker Thomas Bourlard Rowman Quint Harrold Marratd Anell Vernet Egiin

Poll Taxes Paid in City Offices This Year Record

City officers report poll taxes totaling 1 034 for the year. School taxes reached 86 000, up 60 000 from 1923. In 1924 poll taxes were 128. Rev and Mrs J Maris of Truscott announce birth of son C J born February 1 weighing 11 pounds 6 ounces. Maris was assistant pastor at First Methodist church last year.

J. Maris Truscott C. J Rev. Maris First Methodist Church

Thompson to Serve as Frisco Station Agent in Springfield

M. J. Thompson of Springfield Missouri serves as station agent for the Frisco railroad here while F. Staton has departed for California on vacation.

M. J. Thompson Springfield, MO Frisco Railroad F. Staton California

Wells Brought In This Week In South Pool Here

Three wells reported as bringing in gas and oil across the South Vernon field over the past two days with several more expected. Notable finds include Bridwell, Heydrick & Palmer No 6 with about 40 million feet of gas and 300 barrels of oil, and Castlebury No 2 and 4 at shallow depths. Drilling continues on multiple targets as crews advance toward deeper sands and nearby fields.

South Vernon J. W. Levy Breck Wheeler Bridwell, Heydrick & Palmer No Stephens Shimbie Company Castielbury Bridwell Treytrick & Palmer Bridwell, Evdrick & Palmer No Tive Rleging McCamey-Sheerin TA. Rey No. 1 Black Uw Texas Com‘nany Waggoner Lippard of Company T. A. Rey Et Flohiman

Mayor to Return Today From Parnell Hearing Austin

Vernon mayor Mason is expected back today from a hearing in Austin regarding the Parrnell utilities bid. The city commission authorized him to join other mayors in protest against the adoption of the tremissure. Mason departed Vernon on Wednesday.

Parnell Austin Tarry Mason Vernon Parnell Utilities Adopton O Tremssure Mason

Otis Clonizer Returns From Delco School at Dayton

Otis Clonizer, who left here weeks ago for Dayton, returned home last week. He travelled to Delco and Prigidaire school, and has accepted a position with the new Electric Camping. He will install Delco plants in the territory represented by the firm.

Otis Clonizer Geveral Tayton, Cio Mr. Cloniger Delco Prigidaire

Vernon Record Editor Attends Texas Press Meet

R. H W. Nichols editor of the Vernon Record left Wednesday for Austin to attend the mid winter meeting of the Texas Press Association.

Vernon R. H W. Nichols The Vernon Record Austin Texas Press Association

Local Market Prices and Grain Rates Listed

Market brief lists chicken per pound turkey per pound fruit and vegetables per dozen eggs wheat and cotton prices. Cotton seed and related commodities noted with units and figures. The item presents miscellaneous agricultural price data from local market desks.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hays Félow Farrington National Guard Frederick Fatty” Arbuckle Wilbarger Harvard - Vernon Selves Beh School Bonis Lay Shabegesdt Wichita Aeesee Ise i Young Tone, Blake & Bailey Riend San Antonio MERR Braun & Titan Charyves Forbes Gaston B. Means Department of Justice New York Charles R. Forbes Hillian Gish Charles H. Duell, Jr Duell Legion Post Nent Reguar Presches Maw E Melton Tuntors C. J. Maris, Jr South Pool R. L. Castlebury Smith & Kleeden Castlebury Texshoma Oil and Refining Company No. 1 Ceyort G. Clint Bettes Tolbert Hamilton Charles Neal Odell Kester Dayton, Ohto
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