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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
9
The American Legion seeks the names of all soldiers buried in East View Cemetery to mark graves for Decoration Day. Send names to Frank Hood at Branson & Williams. flowers may be left at the Chamber of Commerce offices. Soldiers should meet at the cemetery shortly before 4 PM Sunday.
Mr and Mrs C J Farrell and their children Roy and Elizabeth travel from Vernon to Kirksville Missouri for Eunice Farrells osteopathy school graduation. They stop in Tulsa to visit Hensel family, then head to Miami for a Johnson family reunion. Other travelers Mr and Mrs W R Hooper and son Gene Martin have returned to Whitewright after visiting relatives.
Prof. Paul Goetze presented his music pupils in a Tuesday recital at his Cumberland street residence. The program featured piano trio pieces, piano duets, songs, and violin duets with multiple named performers. Also noted are local social mentions and a visit by Lucile Rutherford in Vernon.
Mrs 8 E Honaker entertained guests this week including Mrs J VI McNew of Farmersville Miss Elizabeth McNew of Washington 1 C4 Mars Mah ler and Mrs Herrell of Maxville Tenis.
J. W. Wintley and Elder A. B. Hughes travel to Wellington for the fifth Sunday meeting of the primitive Laytist church on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Hatley plans visits with Shep Williams and family, former Vernon residents, while in the area.
The Record notes burial in progress after a Long Beach death. A private service at the Hawkins home was corrected to include all friends. Pallbearers omitted from initial list include Dr J E Dodson C T Smith T P Lisman C J Farrell and Dr U W H E Rhoads.
Vernon residents share updates from a Wednesday night visit by W C Luttrell of Vernon and LG. Paul Hurshman and family visited Vernon Saturday evening. Mrs Jim Closson is recovering from illness. Buford Luttrell fished at Lake Pauline Saturday. Nevin Mote and Sunday school classmates attended Wanderers Creek picnics and a Friday night party at Mrs Mote’s. Amanda Payne visited Rev and Mrs T Johnson, Boyd Miller from New Mexico is in town, Ian Patton from Midway community is mentioned.
A Galveston resident describes severe indigestion lasting a year and attempting various remedies with no relief. The account mentions trying unnamed medicines and finally seeking a recommended treatment, noting ongoing digestive distress.
Ty visited Benton Luttrell on Sunday. Miss Ruth Galloway of Vernon stayed overnight with Miss Annie Nunn. Mrs. J. D. Ewings and children from Walters Okla visit G. W. Hildebrand's family. Miss Bilon Nunn is very ill. Annie Nunn and her grandfather returned from Dallas. Mrs. Nora Glover is ill. Wildcat Methodist church members surprised Rev. and Mrs. B L Johnson of Vernon with a vice porch swing. Attendees included H N Brooks family, Mbert Scott family, Mrs. J. S. Moore family, John Patton family, Virgil Hildebrand family, Cale W Wildeb rand and wife, Mrs. J. G. Tattrell and Benton, Miss Savie, Miss Willie Colbert, Mrs. Galloway, Martin Brooks and wife, Mrs. Jasper Burk and baby, Mrs. J. D. Ewings. Ice cream and cake served.
A brief public notice announces Monday as a Dollar Dey event at Leutwy lors with details visible in the window display. The notice highlights schedule timing and local participation in the promotion.
Walter Lorance leaves Saturday for Walla Walla Washington to visit his daughter Mrs Molle Farmer and family En route he will stop in Long Beach California to see his son Tom Lorance The trip spans two states and connects two immediate family members named Lorance and Farmer.
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