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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1939

Page

2

Hutchins Rites Held For Fort Davis Native In Ysleta

Charles A. Hutchins 67 died August 3 at his Ysleta home after long service as Rio Grande reclamation bookkeeper and longtime Ysleta school trustee. Survived by widow and six children, he lost a leg years earlier and supporters say health troubles from that injury led to his death. He was a Fort Davis resident for years and was brother in law to T. T. Granger.

Charles A. Hutchins Fort Davis Ysleta Hutchins Rio Grande T. T. Granger Granger

Rainfall report spans hills to Fort Davis area

A sequence of wet weather is noted with another heavy rain on the surrounding mountains and only light drizzle in Fort Davis. The report covers rain events from early Saturday through Monday and Tuesday with varying intensity across regions.

Fort Davis

Safeway Opens New Alpine Super Food Store

Safeway holds a formal opening for its new Alpine Super Food store at the corner of South 4th Street and Fast Avenue East. The 5000 square foot, air conditioned shop features indirect lighting, a 30 car parking lot, and free food demonstrations with gifts for visitors this weekend.

Safeway’s Alpine Safeway Super Food South 4Th St Fast Ave

Davis Mountains Ranch Visit Noted By Fort Worth Guests

Dr and Mrs George R Enloe and son George of Fort Worth joined Mr and Mrs Richard K Merrill for a week at their ranch on the Davis Mountains. They left for home at the start of the week as the country remained green and fine.

George R. Enloe George Fort Worth Richard K. Merrill Lucy Williams of Girvin Mary Virginia McIntyre Miss McIntyre Stevens College Columbus

Gila monster in Fort Davis draws local interest and lore

Fort Davis observers report the first Gila monster to spend summer in the town under captivity with Elias Dominguez. The two foot reptile bears bead like black and yellow markings and is said to be nonpoisonous when not provoked. Senator Thomas B. Love arrives to join wife Mrs Love, a longtime summer resident, while Mrs Annie B Anderson nurses illness as relatives visit from Alabama Texas and New York.

Fort Davis Mile High Elias Dominguez Thomas B. Love Dallas Annie B. Anderson Alpine A. E. Babcock J. C. Smith George Gilbert Talladega Alabama Edward Brundage San Antonio Gilbert Cox Austin R. C. Anderson Presidio Lloyd Anderson Monahans

Survey Planned for Valentine Road Route

Laurence E. Wood, state highway resident engineer, announced that about twenty miles of the Valentine road on Fort Devis end will be surveyed for permanent location. The state road department recently took over maintenance of this stretch, which is part of the Davis Mountains State Park highway loop. The route is not expected to change substantially from the present path.

Valentine Road Fort Devis End Laurence E. Wood State Commission State Road Department Davis Mountains State Park

U S Church Membership Reaches 52 Million Mark

The 1989 Yearbook of American Churches reports 52,378,026 church members in the United States and organized religious groups, up 950,588 from the previous year. Protestant denominations total 32,040,966. Catholics 15,402,016. Jewish congregations 2,890,332.

U. & Churches United States

Local residents visit across towns and states

School Supt Dick Bankhead visited friends in Del Rio last weekend. Mrs Edgar Martin and son Eddie returned from Cristoval. Mrs Bill Hale of Odessa visits her parents in Piney area. Miss Louise Lewis plans to return from California vacation Sunday. Several families entertain relatives from Lubbock Wickett Torreon and Pecos. Mild health notes mention recoveries after operations in Alpine hospital.

Dick Bankhead del Rio

Alpine visitors fill summer season in Big Bend region

A string of guests and returning residents visit Alpine and surrounding towns. Dr. Ross Maxwell and family spend days in the Big Bend while Mrs. J. C. Scudday and Mrs. Matt Smith report improved health after El Paso travel. Many friends from Houston Odessa Del Rio San Antonio and Carrollton join the Alpine group for visits and vacations.

J. C. Scudday Matt Smith el Paso Scudday Ross Maxwell Austin Big Bend Park Mrs. Maxwell Baby Alpine Big Bend P. W. Berry San Antonio Berry B. J. Dantzler San Antonio Telephone Company

Pep and Chiropractic Care Promote Vitality in Summer

An article urges visits to a chiropractor for fatigue and low pep during long summer days. It claims chiropractic care targets the cause, restores pep quickly, and has no adverse effects once the ailment is corrected.

Chiropractic

Court notice in Brewster County case for August term

Docket notice from Alpine and Stead court convening in August 1968 through four weekly hearings. Names Blair, Velusat, Bel Daniel McGinty, Floyd of Brewster County cited. Official texts sworn and certified by J. W. Frazer and Pink Phelps with deputy. True copy certified by Elmer Taylor.

M. Velle Blair Terre Velusat Olga Bel CL Daniell McGinty Floyd Brewster County Stead Suly J. W. Frazer Texas Depa Elmer Taylor Pink Phelps

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