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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
5
The Worley children spent several days with relatives in Chillicothe. Katie Kirkpatrick underwent appendicitis surgery in Vernon. Reynolds Hobson visited Elihu Dockery in Tolbert. Families near Odell hosted gatherings with Adams and Simmond's home noted. The area experienced the season’s heaviest snow with moisture benefits. Local residents attended events in Vernon, Granit, and Burkburnett, with several visiting relatives and noting health updates.
Mr and Mrs Win Brock spent last week with their son Seldon Brock and family of Vernon Myre J St Inklebarger is on the sick list this week Mr w and Mrs W U Frith spent the weekend with Pow Frith and family in Vernon Mr Dye visiting his son in Vernon Dewey Brock and Weldon McAdams visited in Wichits Moells They were accompanied home by Addie Brock who had been visiting her sister Mrs Jotun for comb for some time Mr and Mrs Jib Ramet entertained the young folks of the community with a singing Sunday night Mr and Mrs John Blanchard of Clereford are visiting relatives here and tending to his farming interests in this community Among the Vernon visitors from
Hall's Catarrh Medicine promotes a local ointment alongside an internal tonic. The ad claims catarrh worsens when health declines and that the remedy has supported users for over 46 years. It lists F. J. Cheney & Co and Toledo, Ohio as sellers and locations.
Miss Dora Frank visits her sister Mrs. Ray Billings of West Vernon. Mrs. David Gfeller spent the past week with her daughter Mrs. Clara George of Veron. The Brown Literary Society will render another program Friday night March 21. Everyone is invited to come.
The column lists residents and visitors including W Starr and S B Starr and families, D T Dooley and sons George and Calvin, Hiis Riddle, Shelton and sons Fox and Darrel, F P Purley, Clifford Newton, Goldie Watson of Quaniuh visiting G L Lytle family, Mrs W M Riddell visiting J M White, P Goetze illness, George Newton and three children visiting relatives in Alvord, Winifred Belle sick with measles, Mrs W M Riddell in Blair Oklahoma, Mat Crownover on business, Juanita Brat ehber, a Haulk Hill snipper event on March 21 to benefit the school, Odell gin open March 21 and 22 season close, Miss Mudelle Smith has been to the area.
American friends and relatives have donated to relieve hunger in Germany, where thousands suffer as epidemics loom. The American Committee for Relief of German Children, chaired by Major-General Henry T. Allen, runs a food package program delivering 119 pounds of American food for $10 to designated individuals in Germany. Packages are insured and funded by American donors, with costs lower than German prices, and can be requested at the Food Package Department in New York City.
Names of many residents appear including Sybil and Faegan Miller staying with grandmother Mrs Motley and Arthur Miller moving to Watson farm. Activities cover preaching at Pleasant Valley Methodist Church, shopping trips in Vernon Electra and Plarvoord, visits to relatives, retirements, and barn construction with neighbors and local families listed.
Mrs. Lt. B. Wilkenson has returned from Frederick Oklahoma where she has been visiting her sister Mrs. J. Forrest who has been very ill. Mrs. Charlie Stallings of Thernberry has been visiting her daughter.
Local notes report residents visiting nearby towns, school delays due to heavy snow, and family updates. Names and places appear tangled. readable items mention Mr and Mrs J G Lartitell, Mrs Pint Moore, A O Colbert, the Colbert children, and visits to Vernon with pupils preparing for a spring event.
Mr and Mrs Henry Richie hosted visitors Monday evening. W C Lattrell of His Cress and family spent Sunday with relatives. Augie Nunn of Vernon visited her parents Mr and Mrs W Nun. Will Kev owned in Vernon on business Wednesday. Rev and Mrs J T Johnson of Vernon attended prayer service at Wilde Sunday night. Literary Friday night drew a large crowd with plans to meet again in two weeks. Jo B Nent of Anson Texas visiting Slim Moore and tally. Mrs Len Richards and children were in Vernon Saturday evening. Ruth Gahiway of Vernon spent the week with friends. Mrs J K Burk is on the sick list this week.
Il B Yelvington reports from Quanal on Deon Lon business and the Pare Hood show. Many items will be offered for sale at the booths, with a focus on merchandise for the event.
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