Vernon High School Tops Seymour in 9 to 2 Baseball Victory
Vernon High School swept Seymour 9 to 2 as Wallace Baird fanned 16 and Curtis delivered key hits. Hiatt Smith Parr Delmasse and Larrimore scored in multiple innings while Moody and Cube fielded solidly. Vernon’s strong defense and timely hitting secured their second win of the 1921 season.
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Winston
Sevier
Vernon
Wallace Baird
Curtis
Seymour
Cube
Bledsoe
Moody
Small
Cabe
Hiatt
Smith
Parr
Uiatt
Faro
Deliso
Delmasser
Delmasse
Baird
Minot
Delmasso
Larrimore
Firs
Cale
Seventin del Masso
Verney
Childress
Stanford Twin Babies Die in Weeklong Tragedy
Funeral services were held for ack Stanford and Mack Franklin Stanford who died within a week of birth. They were born March 2 and buried in Eastview in the same grave. Mack Franklin Stanford’s service occurred at 428 North Mesquite Street with Rev. W T Rouse officiating and his body to be exhumed to join his twin in the shared grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastview
Mack Franklin
Mack Franklin Stanford
North Mesquite Street
Rev. W.T. Rouse
Mack
Incubator Care and Local Social Notes
Follow the manufacturer directions to set up and operate the incubator. Ensure steady temperatures before filling with eggs and turn eggs twice daily after day two until day nineteen. Do not add fresh eggs to a tray with those undergoing incubation. Test eggs on days seven and fourteen. Do not open after day eighteen until hatch. Miss Carabelle Rabor of Chillicothe shopped in Vernon Friday. Visitors paraded for six blocks. Tom Pierce was in Dallas on business last week. Ben Kelly of Dallas visited Aunt Mrs. B A Parker Sunday. Louis J Byrd of Quanah spent Sunday in Vernon.
Birth of twelve and a half pound boy in Vernon
A twelve and a half pound boy was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Kindel Box of South Mesquite street Vernon. Waggoner and Charley Kolo of Fort Worth were in Vernon Saturday.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Box
Mrs. Kindel Box
South Mesquite Street
Ius Waggoner
Charley Kolo
Vernon Social Notes Show Townsvisit Kinship
Mrs Cassie Campbell of Amarillo visits her sister Mrs Bob Coffee. A J Norton of Quanah was in Vernon Monday. Mrs W O Brown of Dallas visits her sister Mrs A N Vernon. Mrs Lee Bivins of Amarillo visits Miss Margaret Gilbert. Mrs Lewis of Clarendon visits Mr and Mrs Jess Guyer. Aubrey Westmoreland weekends in Wichita Falls. L J Massie and A N Vernon go to Wichita Falls on business. Mrs R T Evans of Wichita Falls arrives to visit her sister Mrs Harry Mason. G G Kemp Quincy Wilson and L T Randall of Chillicothe go to Duncan Okla to check oil. Mrs M B Allman improving after operation and moved to East Texas street home. Mr and Mrs S C Castlebury south of town in Vernon. Frank Kennerly of Quanah in the city Monday. Mr and Mrs Joe Hart of Spur visit Mr and Mrs D C Jackson. Mrs Mason Harwell of Onanah in Vernon Saturday. W F P Durbin on business trip to Fort Worth and Dallas. W N Stokes goes to Houston on Farm Loan business. My and Mrs Jack Probasco of Davidson Okla visit L J Massie at Bailey hotel. Mr and Mrs A M Works return from San Antonio after several days.
Vernon Man Heads to Port Worth for Appended Operation
Frank Triplett of Quanah passed through Vernon Monday on his way to Port Worth for an appendicitis operation. He has many friends in Vernon.
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Frank Triplett
Quanah
Vernon
Port Worth
Mr. Triplett
Choosing vegetables by trusted varieties for planting
Do not trust flashy novelties. Stick to standard varieties suited to your soil and climate. When unsure, consult state agriculture extension, the U S Department of Agriculture, or a local agent. Plan seed quantities and order early from nearby firms. Mrs G A Works visited Mr and Mrs A M Works over the weekend.
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State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Mrs L J Massie and Miss Gilbert Return From Sherman Visit
Mrs L J Massie and Miss Margaret Gilbert returned Friday from a visit to Sherman, reporting a pleasant trip and noting no incidents or delays.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa Park
Baira
Zame
A.B
Seymour— Lowry
Briggs
U . Nes
Ca Meleat, Lf
Etenesysseya
Foster
Denys
Rehacde Tittom
Marine Corps
Naval Pospital
Washington
Major Tittom
Denls
Paris Ishun
S.C
Stanford
Mrs
A.T. Stan
Ford
Ack
Biedtra
Carabelle Rabor
Chillicothe
Keights
Tom. Pierce
Dallas
Busi
Ness
Ben Kelly
B.A. Parker
Louis J. Byrd
Fort Worth
Cassie Campbell
Amarillo
Bob Coffee
A. J. Norton
Vernon Monday
Mrs. W. O. Brown of
A. N. Vernon
Mrs. Lee Bivins of
Margaret Gilbert
Mrs. Lewis of
Clarendon
Jess Guyer
Aubrey Westmoreland
Wichita Falls
L. J. Massie
R.T. Evans
Harry Mason
G. G. Kemp
Quincy Wilson
L. T. Randall
Duncan
Okla
S. C. Castlebury
Town
Frank Kennerly
City
Joe Hart
Spur
D. C. Jackson
Mason Harwell
Onanah
W. FP. Durbin
W. N. Stokes
Houston
Istic
Farm Loan Association
Jack Probasco
Davidson, Okla
The
Bailey Hotel
Mrs. A. M. Works
San Antonio
Chapin Insurance Agency
Texas
G. A. Works
A. M. Works
Sherman
E. C. Christian
Waggoner Bank Bldg
E. M. Rogers Real Estate and Farm Loans
Waggoner National Bank Bldg
DR. C. E. Robinson
Sigler Bldg
Brown
Brown Bros
Vernon Opera House
Victor Records
Pendleton
Columbia Storage Batteries
Columbia
North Main Street
Vernon, Texas
Puckett Bros
Kirschbaum
A. B. Kirschbaum
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