Pioneer citizen W C Johnson dies in Vernon
Vernon remembers W C Johnson a Tennessee born merchant and wheat grower who moved to Vernon in 1892. Funeral at Church of Christ featured remarks by Judge Huff praising his honesty frugality and strong family values. Interment at Fast View Cemetery followed. Survived by two sons.
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Mure
Fast View Cemetery
Mr. Johnson
Tennessee
Celina
Tenn
Vernon
Church of Christ
Oklahoma
Johnson
Princess Poutintine Attends Russian Funeral in London
Princess Poutintine, cousin of the late czar and widow of a fleeing Russian noble, devoted to charity for stricken Russia and two daughters since arriving in London. Grand Duchess Marie Sheo is her birth name, daughter of Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch. Attendants included John son, Mrs. Wood Berry of Vernon, C. B. Johnson of Amarillo, and Mrs. J. A. Fain of Oklahoma City. Several relatives were present. C B Johnson stayed home due to family illness. Louis Kahl near Kineheloe underwent appendectomy and is listed in satisfactory condition at Mrs. Mary Berry’s home.
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Poutintine
Czar
London
Russia
Marie She Ois
Paul Alexandrovitch
J. A. Fain
Oklahoma City
C. 2B. Johnson
Clark Fain
Tessie Fain
Lee Taylor
Enid
Oklahoma
S. Pauff
Col. ¢. T. Herring
Amarillo
Louis Kahl
Kineheloe
M. J. Moore
Mary Berry
Plans for Banquet Complete in Vernon Chamber Drive
Frank Towneley Watson Texas Chamber of Commerce field manager will be principal speaker at Vernon Chamber of Commerce banquet at Victory cafe tomorrow night. He notes towns he visits consistently reach membership goals. WanaHAchie and Clais Greene of Wichita Falls will also speak, with Kell Milling potential speaker if schedule allows. Teams reaching full quotas will receive an award card and cups for top percent membership gains.
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Frank Towneley Watson
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Victory Cafe
Watson
Vernon
Sulphur Springs
Wanahachie
Clais Greene
Wichita Falls
Mer. Greene
Frank Kell
Kell Milling Company
Vernon Chamber of Commerce
Mrs James W Cox Emerges As Possible First Lady Candidate
A photo shows Mrs. James W Cox, wife of Ohio’s governor, possibly set to be the next First Lady. Cox is a leading candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. The image was snapped at their home near Daytona. Mrs. Cox, formerly Margaretta Blair of Chicago, married three years ago in Ohio in a social event that boosted the state’s social calendar. A canvass of the business district for new members is planned by Cy Long, Bred W Gardiner, Wiley Bennett, G B Moody, Hen Coleman, Buford Brown, and Dr T O.
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Cy Long
Bred W. Gardter
Wiley Bennett
G. B. Moody
Hen. Coleman
Buford
Brown
Dr. T. 0
Local Notables and Social Notes From Vernon Area
A list of names including Dodson Jr W N Stokes O T Wart lick Les BK Johnson Myatt Napier and others appears with social mentions. Mrs S A Castlelury and Bennett Rogers Lumber Co advertise a finish product. Mr and Mrs S A Castlelury return from Mineral Wells. Peank Lambert visits Vernon. Lambert family noted for Raylond farming success.
McHugh Recovers After Dallas Surgical Operation
Mrs FB I McHugh is recovering from a recent operation at the Baptist Sanitarium in Dallas. Joe Moore of Oklaunion prepares a new Case tractor and separator bought to handle grain on Moore Brothers farms.
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Joe Moore
Oklaunion
Ta Biog Up
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W. C. Johnson
Grim Reaper
Tom Walker
John T. Bradbury
Central Christian Church
8. P. Huff
Court of Civil Appeals
Yiz. L. K. John
Wood, Berry of
C. B. Johnson
Kahl
Princess Poutiatine
Bertram Park
L. P. Jouett
Weety
Hotel Vernon
E. L. Witty
Hotel Vernon Bidg
BSA
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
F. T. Watson
Dallas
Frisco
James W. Cox
Ernor
Ohio
Cox
James M. Coxnta
Bonnet
Murray
J.L
Bennett-Rogers Lamber Co
A. Castlelury
Peank Lambert
Vernon Monday
Mr. Larmbert
Raylond
E. B. Jones
Fergeson Drug Store
Kes
I. McHugh
the Baptist Sanitarium
Moore Brothers
Chiropractors
Mrs. Battendore
Denny Building
F. G. Swanson
Wilbarger County Abstract CO
S, K. Storey
Wilbarger County
Texas
J.D. Key
Pease
W. G. McDonald
Fergeson Drug Co
Fai
Owen Withers
Henry Rechie
Dodge Prothers
Meridian Garage
B. H. Jarmon
Bailey Hotel
Sigler No
Sigler Field
Radio Oil Company
Texas State Bank
Fort Worth
Waggoner National Bank
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