Names in the Country Show Wide Use of Alpine Style Towns
A San Angelo Times survey notes Alpine and other town names appear nationwide with few originals. Ozona Odessa Juno Best Eden appear in multiple states. Eden and Alpine recur across Alabama Arizona California and more. Multiple Colemans, Sherwoods, and valleys in several states highlight common naming patterns.
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San Angelo
Christoval
Ozona
Odessa
Juno
Best
Eden
Russia
Delaware
Florida
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New York
Washington
West Virginia
Texas
Tennessee
Bost
United States
Ark Nebraska
Alabama
Arizona
California
Coorcia
Idaho
Minos
Kentucky
Tishican
Mississioph
Montana
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Wissonsin
Wyoming
Penceon
Townshine Teans
Ariona
Arkansas
Indiana
Michigan
N. N.Y
Oregon
Tenn
Wyomin
Ida
Carlsbad
Sherwood
Maryland
Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Virginia
Wiscomsi
R Valley
Mississippi
Big Lake
Marathon social roundup in Marathon locals visit families
MARATHON Mfr G S Combs and David Combs returned to San Antorio last week after time on the Combs ranch. Mrs Tom Yarbro came home Sunday from San Antonio where she has been treated and is improving. Mr and Mrs Jim Worthington of Marfa spent Sunday in the McGonnaitt home. Mrs NB Wilson of Sonora visited her sister Mrs J A McGonnaitt Sunday and Monday with her son and wife Mr and Mrs Duke Wilson. Mr and Mrs W G Fielder of Aline were Marathon visitors Sunday. Feron Ritchey spent last week end in San Antonio. Miss Ernestine Behrens of Terlingua was a weekend guest of Louise Crawford in Marathon. Tom Easterwood was a Marathon visitor Saturday. Bob Serna came from his Chisos mountain ranch over the week end. Mrs Otto Lochausen returned from a visit to El Paso Sunday.
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G. S. Combs
David Combs
San Antorio
Combs
Tom Yarbro
San Antonio
NB. Wilson
Sonora
J. A. Mc Gonnaitt
Wilson
Duke ‘Wilson
Ernestine Behrens
Ter- Tinga
Louise Crawford
Marathon
Tom Easterwood
Bob Serna
Chisos Mountain
Walton Shoemake
Willie Green
Green Ranch
Dugouth
Walter Skinner
Kansas
Nevada
New York
North
Becker
Nebraska
West Virginia
Texas
Mason
Ncaa
Nereis
Vidal Wores
California
Kentucky
Ohio
Sterling
Colorado
Connecticut
Georgia
Idaho
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Michigan
N. Dakota
Utah
Virginia
Winters
Cal
Tex
Sweetwater
Neb
Okla
Tenn
Santa Anna
Garden City
Rockyings
Mont
Wyo
Choccolocco
Alabama
Chickalah
Arkansas
Satsuma
Louisiana
W. Z. Burcham
Great Neck
Chisos Mountains
Washington
Wis
Friendship
S.C
Rouelette
Dryburg
Mich
Canaan
Stay
Pride
Charm
Nags Head
N. C
Loco
Kan
Jino
Miss
Ono
Texas Centennial Bonnets Highlight New York Show
Fashion authorities applauded Texas centennial bonnets at a Waldorf Astoria event in New York. Designer groups and editors praised Lovely Jamie Tarran Anto as Americas top photographer while floral displays near San Antonio and Corpus Christi underscored Texan style. Local social notes mention Bill Drake of McCamey and several residents visiting relatives, with school plays and community events noted in brief.
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Aew
Waldorf
New York
Tehen
Jamie Tarran
Anto
Americas
Vorue
San Awe Tonto
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Sun Ross AuDitorium
Alping
the Merce
SPC
Xda Crawford
Correspon
Jim Worthington
Marfa
McGonaitt Home
W. G. Fielder
Alesine
Feron Ritchey
Ack Todd
Bill Clark
Fi Paso
Otto Lochausen
el Paso
Bill Drake
McCamey
Henry Richburg
Iraan
Young People's Dramatic Club
Methodist Church
Carl Shockley
Phillip Worthington
Alice Belle
Alice Pierson
Mary Pierson
Haymond
Frank Wedin
Beeville
Mr. Matthews
Alpine
Pecos
Roy Stillwell
Leona Starr
Marie Stillwell
Coast Guard
Tirgil Brown
Lloyd Wade
Dr. Koch
Pat Lester
Holly Sansom
Sul Ross
Bill Jones
Maine
L. F. Buttrill
A. C. Spalding
The
W. H. Miller
Phoenix
Ariz
Miller
Mrs. Arp Jolly
Kent
W. S. Skinner
8. P. Skisner
HL. Hord
Tom Ritchey
Lampasas
Kaie Iere
Aire. C
Stephen Ball
Guy Dunbar
S.A. Texas University
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Great East Texas
North America
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College Auditorium
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