Rain Stimulus Lifts Vernon Trade and Building
Rainfall last week boosts Vernon county trade and signals a revival in activity. Ver non Flapping Mill manager H W Kelly ties the upturn to the wet weather, while a manager notes potential a fruit crop will aid the region by offsetting rain deficits. Multiple local building projects advance including cottages on Texas Street and new homes in Wheatley addition. Nearby residents and visitors are listed with shop visits and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Kelly
Vernon
C.H. Thompson
Texas Street
R. A. Crews
Dent Smith Street
Roy Bradford
Wheatley
Wimsatt
W. Olive Street
Bw Sneed
Rod Hughes
Paradise Street
J. D. Summerout Ia
Clyde Watts
Red River
Vernon Visitors From Several Towns Attend Baptist Assembly
Mr and Mrs Wright Smith of Wichita Falls visited Vernon on Tuesday. C J Wise from Gainesville and Hansaker from Frederick Oklahoma were seen in Vernon. Dr Hill and Mr Armstrong from Mangum Oklahoma attended the Elks dance with Pace hosts. Mrs L Walker of Quanah visited her parents in Vernon. Good farm land exchanges offered with Davis Webb & Summerour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fetch
Mangum, Okla
Vernon
Wright Smith
Wichita Falls
Dr. Hill
Mr. Armstrong
Mangum
Okla
Pace Home
Vernon visit figures in counterering report says Green and Roper
Clois Green of Wichita Falls was H. K. McCollum and M. F B Roper of Wort Worth in Vernon Wednesday in the interest of counterering. Mark Pace arrived from Mangum Oklahoma. Her husband has long held a Vernon post with the City News Stand. Miss Catherine Pierce and Miss Jennie Blackman returned to Southern Methodist University in Dallas Tuesday night after a short Vernon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clois Green
Wichita Falls
Vernon Wednesday
H. K. McCollum
M. FB. Roper
Wort Worth
Vernon
Mark Pace
Mangum
Oklo
City
Catherine Pierce
Jennie Blackman
Southep Methodist University
Dallas
Mrs Mary Catherine Massie Out of Danger at Mayo Clinic
Mrs Mary Catherine Massie, gravely ill at the Mayo Institute in Rochester Minnesota, is reported out of danger. Her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Massie remain in Rochester and plan to return to Vernon soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Massie
Mayo Institute
Rochester
Minn
Frank Massie
Vernon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
Ragland'a
Vv. M. Ballew
Ranarillo
W. H. Norman
Quanah
Everything
Silas More
Margaret
Co. B. Graham
Foard County
Everything Store
Mrs. Cland Red of
Oklahoma
Mrs. Case
Joe Bryan
Davidson
Tkla
J. A. Mize
Kirkland
H. OW. Wallace of
Artington
N. M. McDeonald of
Stamford
G. N. Butler of
Amarillo
W. D. Berry
Sam Honaker Weer
H. E. Bucher
Arlington
W. E. Cavness
Altus
Dim Jennings
Electra
R. N. Bills
Walter Jackson
Seymour
Real Bargaine
Davie, Webb & Summerour
Walter Ross
Chaney
Joe Lee Smith
East Wilbarger Street
Ford Bussell
G. Gaisell
Port Worth
G. F. Franks
Enid
Detroit, Mich
Frank
N. W. Brown
South Eagle Street
Beeville
C.J. Wise
Gainesville
Hansaker
Frederick, Oklo
W. ¢. Hoffuen
A. Zlupfer
Amarifio
Carl Smith
Oklainton
South Plains
Davis, Webb & Summeronr
Auto Tire & Battery Company
J. N. Grimes
John
Arthur Ward
Fort Worth
E. Whitham
New Mexico
Wilbarger County
Davis, Webbe& Summerour
T. J. Youngblood
B. W. Qwens Lumber Co
Cash Store
Jay
GM A
Sein St
Russell
North Cumberland Street
Vernon Anh
E. Johnson
Fred Magee
Will, Cameron & CO
White & Nowlin
Hampton Metal & Plumbing Company
Acme
Ner
Quires
Gation
Joe
Campbell
Arama Ane
A Building Service
Long- Bell Lumber Co
Texas
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