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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
8
A welfare worker told The Record that severe clothing shortages exist in Vernon. Requests pour in daily, but enough worn apparel is unavailable to meet demand. Donors are urged to bring clothes to Mrs. L. K. McCurdy’s home at Main and Paradise Streets to aid those suffering as cold weather approaches.
Foster's Bulletin from Washington I C outlines a March period with below normal portal temperatures along meridian 90 from the Gulf of Mexico to far north. It predicts major storms and temperature extremes across continents with repeated frost and drought threats lasting into mid to late March and beyond two years.
Vernon Lodge No 655 ALF ALM expresses deep regret at the death of loyal member A H Castleberry and extends condolences to his family. The resolution requests publication and minutes entry and is signed by committee members. A stray classified fragment follows about a job recommendation and an employer and a joke about meals.
Dr J F Podson argues for funding Miss Rose Elfman Cross nurse salary noting her work in schools with physical exams and health guidance. He praises her dedication, calls children as important as pigs, and urges residents to raise funds to meet her salary.
US Department of Agriculture finds that pullets fed meat scrap or other animal protein in mash yield 125 to 150 eggs per year on tree range, vs only eggs without animal protein. Feed cost rises 2.2 cents per dozen without meat scrap. Fish scrap, skim milk, buttermilk and bone meal can substitute for meat scrap portions.
A blazing explosion aboard the giant airship dromwa at Hampton Roads on February 26 left thirty four crew members dead. The searing fire reduced the ship to charred wreckage as rescuers battled the flames and searched for more survivors.
Club Miss Lorreine Brunson was hostess Saturday to the Sh G Bridge Club. Guests included Miss Hazel McElroy and Miss Ruth Sewell. Miss Lenice Bonner won high score. A salad course was served.
Mrs J M Nanier hosted the Thursday Bridge Club on West Texas street with Miss Nelle McKibbin substituting for the absent member. Wade took high score while Mrs LE Piper and Mrs Jin Bond earned consolation. A two course luncheon followed. Entertain Monday Club, Misses Bob and Don Standifer hosted Monday afternoon at their home.
New members joined the Monday Bridge Club on South Main Street including Misses Oleta Youngblood Juanita Youngblood Miary Anderson and Esther Swartwood. High score winner was Mrs Everett Phaney and low score went to Mrs Joe Parker. After the game a two course luncheon was served. Oscar Wright is ill at home. The notice mentions films Grand Vhceatee Birth of a Nation Electra and Lithograph ads.
One candidate, FE Owens, has filed a petition to run for city commissioner from the east side. Mason, current city head, has not decided whether to enter the race as the petition filing deadline looms this Saturday.
Robbery last night at Navier Bros Motor Company involved four or five ehsings several spork plies and coils valued dollars from the cash register. Entry was gained through a window in the garage. No clues to the thieves. A separate anecdote tells of a father boasting about his daughter's singing with a friend replying that he favors her execution.
J M Fine of Chicago faced a wife misfortune after finding his wife’s photo on his calendar and repeatedly seeing it on soap wrappers, ketchup bottles, cigar boxes, and streetcar ads as he struggled with a troubled marriage.
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