Lt. German Visits Parents During Leave From Meridian Navy Station
Lt. (jg) W.P.Z. German on leave from Meridian Naval Auxiliary Air Station visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. W.P.Z. German. He trains for flight duties and reports August 12 to Pensacola for carrier landing practice. He is a Midland High School 1961 grad and earned a BA and a Bachelor of Architecture from Rice University in 1965 and 1966. He was commissioned as an ensign after Naval ROTC at Rice.
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W.P.Z
Bill) German fIlis
Meridian
Miss
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
W.P.Z. German
Pensacola
Fla
German
Midland
Texas
Rice University
Rice
Locals Visit Relatives and Service Members Highlight Alpine Area
Locals Mary David Fox and two Portland Texas sons visited the Carl Shults family last week. David Morrow of San Angelo visited relatives here over the weekend. J Ray Morgan of El Paso, recently back from Cuba, on a Mediterranean cruise, wed Barbara Bramblett of Chatsworth Georgia on July 4. Roscoe Morgan of El Paso and Ray Spences family spent two months traveling California Oregon Montana Canada and Colorado. About 100000 people have used mental health services via community centers since 1966.
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Mary David Fox
Portland
Texas
Carl Shults
David Morrow
San Angelo
J.T. Morrow
San Pager
Ray and
Keith Morrow
Alpine
Cpl. J. Ray
Bud) Morgan
el Paso
Vietnam
Cuba
Barbara Jean Bramblett
Roscoe Morgan
Ray Spences
California
Oregon
Montana
Canada
Colorado
Otis Scales Dies at 82 Former Alpine businessman passes away
Otis E. Scales, 82, former Alpine businessman and Kandy Kitchen operator, died Saturday in Houston. He moved to Premont in 1957 and was vice president of the First State Bank of Premont. Survived by Rose Scales, daughter Mrs Laughlin, sister Clara Burns, and two grandchildren. Burial in Premont.
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Otis E. Scales
Alpine
M.D. Anderson
Houston
Premont
Texas
Scales
Shirley Scales
Kandy
White
Otis Scales
First State Bank of
Rose Scales
C.w.laughlin
Alice
Clara Burns
Flindhurst, Ir
Demand for Municipal Water Tops Alpine Letter
An Alpine resident warns of years of low rainfall to come and urges expanding the water system capacity. The letter claims no progress since 1960, urges avoiding sewer effluent, and points to Sunny Glen Dam engineers waiting for a shortage to push for more water from Musquiz.
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Alpine
Kokernot Park
Sul Ross College
Sunny Glen Dam
Musquiz
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Chatsworth, Ga
He First Savings and Loan Association of
Fort Stockton & Alpine
City Drug
Alpine, Texas
New Freedom
Audivox
Qualitone
Telex
Vicon
Pete Boody
Holland Hotel
Mesa
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