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Newspaper

Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

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Record crowd in attendance at Chy Park

Crowds gathered for Community Week programs at Allingham Park as Vernon residents support a plan to convert unused park land into a playground. The Federation of Women’s Clubs leads events featuring music, dances, dramas, and parades, with proceeds aiding park debt relief and ongoing community talent showcases.

Chy Park Allingham Park Alinghi Federation of Woman's Clubs Acopes Adele Houssels Vernon Home Science Clb Musicians’ Club Spain Wanda Hen- Tiersen Duncan Okla Delphian Club Sophronia Annah Jo Pendleton Miss Prances Murchison Nelle Thollar W. G Pesce Anarchy Internyc Vance Leon Brown Hebert Glute Georgia Casthiury Trrawn Mrr Wayne Lawson Tothert Filiett Paradise Varent Teachers Association Woman's Club

Pigg Buys Two Marmons On Wedding Anniversary

Eth Pigg of an unidentified locality celebrated his eighteenth wedding anniversary by buying two Marmon cars. He gave his wife a Marmon sedan for personal use while his family received a seven passenger Marmon sedan. C M Laci is Marmon’s local dealer.

Pigg Eth Pigg Man

Rains Benefit Growing Crops Across Wilbarger County

Good rains covered most of Wilbarger County early Wednesday with amounts from half an inch to two inches in places. The heaviest rainfall occurred east of Vernon near the county line, improving conditions after earlier wind damage to cotton and feed crops. Farmers welcomed the moisture as the season remains favorable for crops.

Wilbarger County Vernon Goortrain Wichita

Vernon Lodge Elects Officers for Year

Vernon Lodge No. 655, A. F. and A. M., named its elective officers at a regular meeting in the Masonic temple last night. T. B. Kester was chosen worshipful master and the other officers include BE. L. Witty senior warden J. W. Leak junior warden R. W. Abbott treasurer F. W. Norwood secretary J. D. Ferguson tiler. Appointive officers announced include EL L. Steen senior deacon W. 4. Snyder junior deacon George Tandon senior steward 11 (. Thompson junior steward Rev. J. F. Lyon chaplain.

Vernon Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple T. B. Kester BE. L. Witty J. W. Leak R. W. Abbott F. W. Norwood J. D. Ferguson EL L.steen W. 4. Snyder George Tandon Thompson J. FL Lyon

Parrish Accepts Engineering Post With Westinghouse

Roy J. Parrish, Texas University electrical engineering graduate, accepted a position with the Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company in Pittsburgh. He plans to depart by automobile with his mother Mrs Minnie Parrish after a visit with friends here and in White Falls with her daughter Mrs John Abbott.

Roy J. Parrish Minnie () Parrish Texas University White Falls John Abpott Parrish Westinghouse Electrical Manufacturing Company Pittsburgh

Local farmers enter cotton contest early this year

Wilbarger County farmers begin registering for the More Cotton on Fewer Acres contest run by Texas A. and M. College extension with Dallas Morning News and Semi-Weekly Farm News. A total of 3900 dollars in prizes includes a 1000 dollar grand prize for the most lint cotton on five irrigated acres, with districts in East West and South Texas offering additional prizes. entrants must register by July 1 and measure five acres by August 1.

Wilbarger County Mas Asan Littleton Vernon

Wichita Falls Firm Selected to Maintain Area Highways

Austin reports the state highway commission approved a contract with L. K. Whitham Construction Co. of Wichita Falls to maintain highways in Wilbarger Wichita Clay Archer and Baylor counties. Whitham began work June 1 with road equipment furnished by the state highway department.

Austin State Highway Commission L. K. Whitham Construction Company Wichita Walls Wilbarger Wichita Clay, Archer Baylor Whitham Company Don Tettinies State Highway Department

Rod and Gan Club Elect Directors

The Spring Lake Rod and Gan Club held its annual stockholders meeting at C. B. McColloch’s office. McColloch received a vote of thanks for fifteen years of management. Directors elected were W. T. Youngtindl, W. O. Anderson, W. A. Jah, B. Daniels, J. Morris, B. K. F. Pigg, and J. M. Underwood.

Spring Lake Rod & Gan Club C. 8. McColloch McColloch Folewing Ploet

Electra Woman Dies in Local Sanitarium

Mrs. A. F. Nik age 24 of Electra died Tuesday afternoon after a long illness in a local sanitarium. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Fast View Cemetery with Rev. KR. B. Cox officiating. Mrs. Nik was a niece of C. Cook of Vernon.

A. F. Nik Electra Fast View Rev KR. B. Cox

City Tax Rate Raised by Five Cents

During a two day session the City Commission set the tax rate at 1.75 dollars per 100 valuation, a five cent increase from last year. The school tax is 0.75 per 100, with 0.0225 of the dollar for school bonded debt. The city retains 0.775 per 100 for streets operations and maintenance.

Schoo Fey Hall

State Commission Approves Red River Toll Bridge

The State Highway Commission approved the contract for a toll bridge across the Red River between Vernon and Frederick. Dallas based Austin Bridge Co will construct it for about 1000000 dollars and operate it privately. Construction starts soon with traffic expected by October.

State Commission Red River State Highway Commission Red Liver Vernon Frederick Austin Thesbiry Charles, Moore Austin Bridge Company of Dallas Cot Juny

Beston Pastor to Deliver Sermon Here Next Sunday

Rev. J. M. Perry of Denton will preach at Central Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. He has pastored the Denton church for years and may come to Vernon to fill the vacancy caused by Rev. L. Y. Kopp's resignation to join Randolph College at Cisco. Local men who know Perry praise him highly as pastor and minister.

J. M. Perry Denton Central Christian Church Perry Vernon L. Y. Kopp Randolph College Cisco Rev. Perry

Martinis Coal Dealers Head Elected at Texas Convention

William N. Martin of Vernon was elected president of the Retail Coal Dealers association of Texas on a near adjournment of the Houston reconvention. The gathering discussed coal shipment payment by delivered weight to protect consignees, housing and storage of coal by industrial consumers, and regional freight rate adjustments. Dallas was chosen for the next meeting and Galveston asked to host. attendance included several years' absence noted.

William N. Martin Vernon

Lotland Delegate to International Rotary Club Meet

The Vernon delegate to the Rotary international convention in Cleveland was chosen as W. P. Tofliid, superintendent of schools. He departed with his family for Rockwall, then to Texas and Fort Worth with the Texas delegation. About 200 delegates will represent the Lone Star State. they left Fort Worth this morning and will stop in Chicago for a day.

Rotary W.P. Tofliid Vernon Cleveland Lofland Rockwall Texas Fort Worth Chicago

Don Grove Weds Nocona Woman in Vernon Quiet Ceremony

From Nocona announcements, Don Grove of Vernon married Misa Thelma Cobi of Nocona in a small ceremony with only immediate family. The couple will reside in Vernon.

Nocona Don Grove Vernon Warried Misa Thelma Cobi

Rouse Couple Visit Baylor Reunion in Waco

Mr and Mrs T L Rouse travel to Waco for a Baylor University 1915 class reunion and to visit Rev and Mrs W T Rouse before returning via Dallas.

T. L. Rouse Waco Rouse Baylor University W. T. Rouse Dallas

Grasshopper Plague Strikes Wilbarger County Farms

Farmers report widespread hopper raids across Wilbarger County with border farms near Wagoner pasture hit hardest. The Martin Lane company notes late night poison sales and urges growers to prepare supplies and containers for control efforts. Oklahoma reports and neighboring counties also face critical conditions in what is described as a regional grasshopper war. Chaney, county agent, offers help to start coordinated action.

Martin Lane Company Talmage Comrie Willer County Wichita Oklahoma Chaney

County Club Girls Active Work for Coming Weeks

The county Girls Clubs prepare for a busy period under Miss Fama Gunter. Members choosing gardening or dairying must specify canning quantities for upcoming weeks, with detailed jar and product requirements across first to fourth year levels and plans for home use and poultry projects.

Fama Gunter Seung Gunter Leach

Family heads to Boulder for summer getaway

Mrs. H K Greever and son Kel ton with daughters Miss Frances and Mrs Annie Scott and child Minnie Frances and Mrs William Crutchfield with granddaughter Linnie Lethel Fisher travel by car to Boulder Colorado for the summer. Mr Greeg ler plans retirement in a few weeks.

H.K. Greever Kelton Miss Frances Annie Scott Minnie Frances William Crutchfield Linnie Lethel Fisher Boulder Colo Greegler

Vernon High names W. A. Franklin principal amid board changes

At a School Board meeting W. A. Franklin of Rockdale was elected Vernon High principal replacing the resigning 4%. A. William sop was not appointed to any other vacancy. Minnie Ferebee was chosen as teacher at Shire school and Olive Taylor as English teacher in the high school. Franklin has nine years of experience and was Rockdale superintendent. Taylor is a Rice Institute graduate and former Trousten Post reporter.

W. A. Franklin Rockdale Vernon High A. Williamsop J. P. King Minnie Ferebee Shire School Olive Taylor Angleton Franklin Vernon Aoo Mies Taylor Rice Institute Yeaurs Trousten Post Mise Fereboe J. M. Fereboo North Texas Teachers’ College Denton

First Man Freed by Governor Gets 6-Year Sentence

Joe Roberts claiming pardon rights was sentenced to six years hard labor in a special session of the Worty-Sixth district court for involvement in the People’s Clothing Store robbery on North Main on the night of April 15. Co-defendants Freddie Thostler J. J. Jones James Marek and J. Walker received terms ranging from two to six years. Hastler, Oberts, and others faced additional sentences as the case concluded.

Joe Roberts Nein Pres Theo Che Poten Hounteville Miriam A. Ferguson Worty-Sixth Roberts People's Clothing North Main Freddie Thostler J. J. Jones J. Walker Snoigrads Fila We Dueah Freddie Hastlem Erry W. Frank Bagoomson WiekItt Hastler, Jones Coverts

Wells in local pool rest atop sand as new logs spark activity

Developments quiet late this week in Witbarger pools with several wells resting on sand awaiting blowouts. Eugene Bo Lawson reports No 4 on section 99 block 14 producing 200 barrels from 2000 feet. Other wells show oil potential with several 1800–2137 foot sand reads and continued drilling to 2800 feet.

Witbarger Eugene Bo Lawson Block 14 McKinney Atlantic Bridwell-Heydrick McCrary McCamey- Sheerin Lucey Stephens Key-Levy Sevetion OS Block 4 Tso Magnolia Petroleum Company Morton-Levy Consolidated Oil Company Homeroms Pethvithes Gulf Wildcat Levy-Kane-Key

Medical Student Returns to New Orleans Family Visit

Yed Farrell, a Tulane University medical student, arrived yesterday to spend the summer with his parents Mr. and Mrs J Farrell. They plan to travel Saturday to Miami Oklahoma for a visit with Mrs Farrell's father R K Johnson and family.

Yed Farrell Tulane University New Orleans J. Farrell Miami Oklo

McCamey Sheerin Lucy Brings in No 6 Stephens

The McCamey Sheerin Lucy outfit completed No 6 Stephens this morning for a 125 barrel production from twenty eight feet of sand 1808 to 1886 feet. The well blew in early this morning and filled with sand within 200 feet of the top.

McCamey Sheerin-Lucey Stephens

Gurl Baby of O C Beard Dips Here Wednesday

Ruby Beard six months old daughter of O C Beard of North Vernon died at her parents home Wednesday morning. Interment followed at East View Wednesday morning.

Gurl Baby O. C Ruby Beard O. C. Beard North Vernon Mary Elizabeth Garner T. G. Garner East View Cemetery

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Grace Bowles Tye Leonard Atlanta L. BE. Leonard Marmon County Masons Roy H. Parrish Cotton CO Wichita Falls Company ROD and Gan Club Mrs. Nix C. Cook Fof Vernon Harvey W Wiley VY Hines George Murrau Hervey W. Wiley Coolidge John L. Hines Hawaii George Gilbert Murray Oxford University J. T. Scopes Tennessee Beston Martinis Coal Dealers’ Head Vernon Man Houston Coal Dealers Association of Texas Lotland International Rotary Club Long Girs Colorado Loeb Raves Richard Toe Richard Loeb Nathan Leopold Robert Franks I Asane Joliet Penitentiary Lawson Fluhman J. G. Garner Fhickens POUNE Ssernenserree Iccerdansee Scar Carnasanire
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