Mrs Geal Hart Hampton Laid To Rest In Missouri
Mrs Geal Hart Hampton 35 wife of Ernest W Hampton Vernon resident for 15 years died May 30 at General Hospital Wichita Falls after three weeks of treatment. Interment occurred near her former home Leeton Missouri with husband sister Mrs Blanche Lewis of Dallas and L L Hanna of El Reno joining, survivors include husband mother a brother Austen two Dallas sisters and two other sisters in Missouri and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geal Hart Hampton
Ernest W. Hampton
Vernor
General Hospital
Wichita Falls
Blanche Lewis
Dallas
L. L. Hanna
el Reno
Okla
Hampton
Leeton
Vernon
Wichita Walls
Austen
Oma Wash
A Wichita Falls Funeral For Mrs. Hampton Relative Group Attends
J D R Cooper and Mrs W A Blanton sisters of Mr Hampton along with his brother in law W A Blanton and Mr and Mrs R B McConibe traveled to Wichita Falls for the funeral. Mrs Hampton was a Baptist Church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. RB. Cooper
W. A. Blanton
Hampton
R. 8. McConibe
Wichita Falls
Wichita Couples United in Joint Wedding Here
Two Wichita couples Jack Windell and Miss Margaret Dennison and J KE Smith and Miss Ruth Mills were married Sunday afternoon in a double ceremony by Rev. Wilson McCrary at the home of his mother Mrs. J W McCrary on South Main street. The couples will continue living in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Jack Windell
Margaret Dennison
J. KE. Smith
Ruth Mills
Wilson McCrary
J. W. McCrary
South Main Street
Local couples granted marriage licenses last week
The following pairs were issued licenses: Ralph Brown and May Ola Smith. J A Applewhite and Miss Mattie L Tucker. RLF B Carter and Mrs Jennie Transon. Earl Edgar Grepson and Velma Gertrude Tanner. Jack Windell and Miss Margaret Dennison. James Kelley and Miss Tessie Love. F Smith and Ruth Mills. Two Black couples from Wichita Falls, Matthew Roberts and Ivan Solomon. Sam Morgan and Ida Mae Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph 8. Brown
May Ola Smith
J. A. Applewhite
Mattie L. Tucker
Rlf B. Carter
Jennie Transon
Earl Edgar Grepson
Velma Gertrude Tanner
Jack Windell
Margaret Dennison
James Kelley
Tessie Love
F. Smith
Ruth Mills
Wichita Palls
T Cease
Matthew Roberts
Ivan Solomon
Sam Morgan
Ida Mae Roberts
War veterans honored with service here
A commemorative address extols wartime sacrifice and dignity. The speaker praises the 61 veterans of the Spanish American War and 200,000 WWII deaths, vows American Legion support for graves on Memorial Day, and honors Overseas Graves to perpetuate memory of fallen comrades. The speech urges living veterans to uphold duty and honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Greaat
America
Efe
Bart
Sparker
Army of
Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness
An old advert claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness by addressing a supposed intramural tube issue. It touts forty years of success and urges purchase from Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & Co
Volede, O
Vernon Girl to Be Queen During Community Week
Vernon prepares for a full Community Week with a queen pageant and a program of music, readings, and a play Sister Sue. Committees led by Minnie King and Susie Scott organize ticketing, publicity, seating, and costumes as local groups join the event. Also recounted is a obscure piece about German bonds and a financial pitch with implausible profits from 1928 issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie King
Home Science
N. R. Pleath
Delphian
Umstead
Innis McCrary
Jessie Milner
Innes Parker School
Susie J. Scott
da. McNutt
Chayman
Shire School
S.teed Smith
Central School
Herbert Thompson
Carl V. King
Mesdames Huboard
Tome Economies
Frank Murchison
Trome Science Club
DD. Hockersmith
Parent Teachers Association
Mre
Collins
German Bond Profits Sparked by 1923 Speculation
Wall Street bankers rushed to gauge German bonds as prices soared from 85 to 86 200 per million marks, with American buyers profiting when speculators, including Italian immigrants, seized the volatile opportunity. Brokers noted vast gains for those with access, while cautious bidders avoided the gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Wall Street
New York
Owas
Mussolini
Honda
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Missouri
E. W. Hampton
Old Home
Dixnon
California State Life Insurance Company
Ep. M. Haney
Willie Dooley
Roy Cloninger
Willis B. Smith
Dixonary Goods Co. “Shopping Center
Georgette
Palmer School
Battendorf & Battendorf
South Main St
Rogers & Mowery
Texas St
J. R. Jones
Farmers State Bank
Texas
Vernon Real Estate Mortgage CO
Wm. L. Rhodes
M. D. Waggoner National Bank
Sister Sue
The
Woman's
Chile
Boy Scout
SUBIC
Exist Ater RE Valuation
Empire Laundry and Cleaners
Main St
Edison
McKinley
Herring Bank
Waggoner Bank
C. S. McCulloch
Mercury
Germany
New York Times
Dayton Electric
West Texas Electric Company
National Association of Piano Tuners, Inc
J.C. Strong
Sas Solar
Sennit Straw
Optimo Toyo
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