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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
3
Dr Dixie B Tucker urged Vernon groups to support Near East Relief aid for Armenians. She outlined a five dollar monthly per child pledge to feed and care for Armenian orphans, with funds sent monthly to Dallas for upkeep.
Gus Ramage led funeral services in Seymour for Noble Ht. Graham and Columbus R. Morris, bodies sent from France. Veterans from the Albert P. Robinson Post and Silas W. Baker Post received military honors. Graham served in the 148th Infantry and Morris in the 42nd Division.
Past Commander Tom G. Knight of Port Worth will inspect the Vernon Commandery at 5 oclock Monday afternoon October 10. Sir Knights are asked to appear in full uniform at the asylum. Ladies of the Presbyterian Church will serve. Several candidates will come up. A drill is called for 7:80 oclock Thursday night. Orders of the Temple were conferred last night on A. M. Loughmiller S I. Sales S. S. Munger of Vernon by Right Eminent Grand Commander I G Hawkins.
A reader recounts wife’s long stomach and liver troubles and initial refusal to use Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. After starting it, ailments disappeared, with a claim that the product clears catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract and relieves inflammation tied to stomach liver and intestinal issues. The ad asserts one dose proves effectiveness or money refunds.
Monday September 10th promotion presents a percent off on orders for suits or overcoats at Smith and Vernon located at 76-2te. The sale emphasizes a limited percentage discount on formal menswear.
A lyrical scene personifies October as a royal vagabond parading through the countryside. The poem describes autumn colors, leaves, birds, and lingering imagery of flowers and harvest as the season arrives with rich sounds and vivid visuals.
Favors for a good roads bond are voiced by F H Webster of Farmers Valley. Webster mentions Vernon visit and argues the bond will aid the community by reducing isolation. He notes cotton movements in Portiers Valley and anticipates harvest for the region.
K. Fore of Tolbert was arrested by the sheriff on Saturday on a charge of stealing a suit of clothes from an automobile and as taken to the county jail after detention in Vernon’s business section.
Mrs A FB Plemmon of Jack County is visiting Vernon today. Mr Plemmon owns property here.
C S Rogers aged nine died at 4 PM Wednesday at his Mast Maiden Street home after a long invalid condition caused by heart disease. Funeral services were held at the family residence with Rev. W T Rouse officiating and burial in East View Cemetery. He was a Vernon resident for about 25 years, formerly a pioneer settler from Deans. He is survived by a wife and six children, and relatives attended the funeral from Amarillo and Deans.
A girl was born Thursday September 20 to Mr and Mrs Jackson in this city. Mrs Jackson is daughter of Prof BL FL Holcomb. H Jackson of Crowell visits Vernon from Dallas. Mr Hayne moved to Vernon last fall from Hannibal Missouri after serving as pastor at a Methodist Church in Columbia Missouri near the University of Missouri.
J H H Tolan of the east side promotes a proposed road bond issue saying better roads are essential and costing will be paid by the bond. He asserts there are no arguments against it. Mrs Pauline Morris has left for a vacation in Rochester Minnesota.
The candidate for Congress from this district, Williams, formerly a state senator, spent Saturday renewing acquaintances in Vernon. Also noted are Hardy Mills, a Black man held pending sheriff Bowie county’s orders, and Mrs. S. R. Lieyd and Mrs. Ta. Me Hngl driving to Mailes to visit a daughter and her hospitalized husband.
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