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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1943

Page

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War Bond Appeal Sparks Local Reader Letter

A Boston reader defends The Avalanche and MP in a lively letter to The Avalanche staff. It praises local Texas news, excuses a misinterpretation, and urges buying war bonds to support troops. It includes notes from Sgt Eugene Beall stationed in California and references to excursions and Flight Time from Goodfellow Field.

Floyd N. Walser Boston Mass Walser Texas The Globe and the Times Hitler Mussolini Sgt Eugene Beall Sunny Cal Gene Corp. M. D Doyle) Worsham Goodfellow Field San Angelo Doyle

Merchants Must Obtain Coupons Before Selling Rationed Commodities

The War Price and Ration board warns grocers that selling rationed items without coupons is illegal. Merchants risk closure for delivering restricted goods first and asking patrons to “bring coupons later.” The notice urges patrons to respect merchants’ position and follow the law.

Knife donation to Asiatic Fleet member noted

R W McKinley of this city donated a hunting knife to a member of the USA Asiatic Fleet. The recipient, Harry Miller SC2c USS Republic, thanked him in a letter stating the knife would aid cutting lines, sharks, or making camp on an island, with hope of reaching safe shores someday.

R. W. McKinley Harry Miller USS Republic

Power House at Chisos Mine Destroyed by Fire

A fire destroyed the power house at the Chisos mine in Terlingua, located in the southern part of the county. Exhaust from an engine ignited combustibles in the engine room, start­ing the blaze. A new engine has been ordered and should be operating within a few days.

Chisos Terlingua

Oak land modeler praised for makeshift wrench innovation

Col Gerald Hoyle in his weekly column lauds Pvt Gerald J Lucia of Oakland for devising a makeshift wrench by welding a three quarter inch pipe to a broken wrench head and attaching a salvaged hex nut. The device saves minutes replacing spark plugs, aiding training at the AAF Advanced Flying School. Lucia, a Kaiser Richmond worker and Bay Bridge Rod and Sun Club member, once set a 1937 gas model record at Moffett Field with a 35 minute 20 second flight.

Oakland Calif AAF Advanced Flying School Hoyle Gerald Hoyle Pvt Gerald J. Luccia Lucia Oakland Vocational High School San Francisco Bay

War Ration Stamp Timetable and Bond Appeal

Diet and goods stamps from War Ration Books No. 1 and 2 expire or become valid on specified dates including meat fats cheese oils and canned fish through April 90. Sugar stamps and fuel coupons have deadlines in April and May with mileage limits and a bond plea urging support for war funding.

Price Administration Meets Alpine Merchants Monday

Brewster County War Price and Rationing board chair W Davis announced that Monday April 26 in Alpine the Dal las Regional and Lubbock district OPA offices will host sessions with local Price Panels and Clerks and with wholesale and retail grocers. The 2 p.m. meeting at the courthouse will introduce new simplified price regulations and delegated duties to local panels. A second 8:30 p.m. session will cover issues from the trade, with officials Howard Gholson Clarence Nichols and others attending.

W. Davis Brewster County War Price and Rationing Board Dallac Lubbock Office of Price Administration Alpine Brewster Jett Davis Presidio OPA Howard R. Gholson Clarence W. Nichols Dallas J. B. Moony T. Gehring W. A. Robertson

Bowles Resigns as City Waterworks Supervisor

Nay Bowles, longtime city marshal and head of the water works and sewer system, offered his resignation to the city commission last week after a lengthy tenure and appointment to fill a prior vacancy.

Bowles City Waterworks Nay Bowles

War Bond Appeal Promises Lives Sacrificed for Money

A wartime appeal declares citizens give their lives while urging public donations to war bonds. The message frames financial support as vital to national sacrifice and victory, urging immediate contribution from readers.

County Wide War Loan Drive Falls Short By $77000

Rev E D Henson will preach at the revival starting Monday night at the Christian church. He has led the First Christian church of San Angelo for six years and earlier headed the Christian church at Commerce for five and a half years. He chairs the San Angelo Ministerial association and serves on the Brite Bible college trustees board. Although young, he has welcomed over 1400 into fellowship and is seen as a strong preacher likely to appeal to Alpine residents now in a college town setting near ranching and a flying school. The revival continues each evening at eight.

E. D. Henson Christian Church First Christian Church San Anejo San Angelo Commerce Henson E.B. Isaacks The Isaacks

Brady’s Texaco Station Sold To Sweetwater Man

J. R. Brady sold his filling station at Main Ave and North Fifth to H. K. Starnes of Sweetwater who assumed charge Monday. Starnes is Jer ry Starnes’s brother, Gulf Service Center operator. Brady plans no immediate moves, will spend time at his leased ranch in Harris Smith Fresno canyon. Back our Fighting Men Buy War Bonds and Stamps.

J. R. Brady Main Ave North Fifth Street H. K Starnes Sweetwater Mr. Starnes Jerry Starnes Mr. Brady Harris Smith Fresno Canyon Place

Easter Morning Service Program At Methodist Church

Sunrise service at the Methodist church on Sunday at 8 oclock features The Resurrection Song. Mrs FO Seymour directs the choir with Miss Marie Wablers as organist, and a full program of solos duets and choral items performed by local singers and a men and women’s chorus. The public is invited to attend.

Celoek FO. Seymour Marie Wablers Open the Gates of the Temple John Rhoton Bowes John Criswell Frank Young Jim Nichols Hal Smith Latclus Polk Anna Mae Erdman Marion White Myra Sue Barger Edna Hopkins John Weyerts W.H. Terry Enriquita Harding Sprano Jack Davis Weyerts Ruth Slight Christ Risen Ray Williams

Deacons Hold Monthly Meeting at Baptist Church

The Deacons of the Baptist church met Friday evening at the church. After the meeting, Mrs. G B Mosley and Mrs. Lem Taylor served home made ice cream and cake to attendees.

the Baptist Church G. B. Mosley Lem Taylor

Gideon Bibles Distributed to Soldiers at Flying School

ASSISTANT POST ENGINEER AT FLYING SCHOOL PASSES OUT GIDEON BIBLES TO THE SOLDIERS. Seaford, a longtime Gideons member, plans revival of religious interest among troops and often gifts leather-bound New Testaments. His son H Wade Jr, is pursuing missionary training in Nijack New York. Lt Seaford preaches in nearby Marfa Alpine and led a Gideon service at the local Baptist church recently.

Flying School Seaford Advanced Flying School Washington, D. C Gideons International Bible Distributors Pearl Harbor The Hawaii Nijack New York Missionary Training Institute Marfa Alpine Eddie Rickenbacker Baptist Church

Red Cross Dance Nets $18 Benefit for County Chapter

A benefit dance at the courthouse last Saturday night raised 18 for the county Red Cross chapter. The Serenaders provided the music for the event.

RED Cross Tne Court House County Ad Cross

County War Loan drive target near in county reach

County War Finance chair G W Baines reports Brewster County trails its 172000 quota by about 77000 yet. bonds and stamps total 95353.75 to date while a bank in the drive has surpassed its own quota by 21000. Rotary teams canvass downtown as ranchers faculty and Marathon drive progress noted. campaign ends April 30 with plans to supply war needs and curb inflation through public lending.

Brewster County G. W. Baines County War Finance Committee Baines Neversans Rotary Club Drive W. G. Fielder Skevington Milton Smith Alan Fraser Dom Adams J. C.epperson Granada Theatre C. W. Davia

Lambs Return From McCook After Father's Death

Mr and Mrs Jonn Lamb returned Sunday from McCook Nebraska where they were called by the illness and death of Mr Lambs father.

Mrs. Jonn Lamb McCook Nebraska Mr Lamb

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Jo W. Camp Pecps Franklin Life Insurance Company AFS District Opa the Christian Church Brady Texaco Sweetwater Man Deacons Texas Defense Guard Defense Guard Centennial School Courthouse Square Army Company A Herkeley Earl Clark Marathon Wally Davis Roy Whiteside D. M. Bennett Mr. Baines Umse
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