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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
5
A 4:30 PM shower tomorrow at Mrs. J. J. Swartwood’s residence invites all to donate sheets pillow cases nightgowns towels and wash cloths for the Red Cross Loan Closet aiding the needy. Miss Rose Hilmann will oversee loaning and returns while the Free Milk and Jee Fund launches to raise immediate funds.
State papers praise Yu Gotch a rising middleweight, set to appear July 4 with strong ability. He defeated Kid ostomas of St Paul and Young Zybisko and earned praise from Corsicana press. Victims include Demon Bartell of Wichita and Sailor Lewis. Gotch seeks Texas foes and eyes Pet Brown of Taylor, with Henry Irslinger scheduled. He is known in Vernon from earlier meets.
A 1920s style guidance urges planned routines and practical steps to keep a home clean. It covers minimizing dirt entry, eliminating clutter, regular window and door screening, muddy gear handling, and distributing tasks to all family members, citing USDA Bulletin No. 1180.
An Oklahoma man was paralyzed while sweeping a floor and a East Texas man had his eye knocked out. a West Texas man lost part of his foot while gardening. The notice warns men not to interfere with their wives business after reading these incidents.
Hoffmat of St Joseph is visiting her son H E on East Wilharger Street in Missouri.
A reported giant spider crab, Kaempferti, described as the largest crab ever caught, is exhibited at the Nicholas Restaurant in New York City. Front claws reach fifty five inches. the crustacean is said to be over 500 years old and was reportedly caught in the Yellow Sea last winter.
Mrs. C. J. Farrell hosted about forty children for Roy Farrells ninth birthday yesterday afternoon at their home. Gene Gravette the Chautauqua playground director led games for the guests. Fruit, ice cream and cake were served. Virginia Sewell won the button, Herbert Henry the dime, and Josephine Killough the ring.
Little David Nowlin marked his fifth birthday with a party at his grandparents home, hosted by Dr and Mrs H H Rhoads this afternoon.
Children from the neighborhood were invited for a few hours of play and refreshments, inviting families to join in a community gathering.
Parts for Chevrolet 490 Querland Model 0 Saxon Six Rev 4 Oldsmobile Four Model 48 Apperson Six Michigan 400 are available. Many parts are standard and fit other cars. Bring in old parts for duplication. GEO AL LONG PTET On UTS i ana and ttc Adv.
Mrs. W. H. Thomasson of 610 Lexington St Vernon reports back and kidney pain easing after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She described chronic backache dizziness and headaches that hindered housework and daily tasks. She bought one box for 60 cents and says it cured her entirely. Dean's Kidney Pills are sold by all dealers.
Coal oil has dropped in price at two Vernon grocery stores for two events a gallon. The cut appears part of spirited competition between the outlets as the week progresses.
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