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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1941

Page

6

Paved Road Link From Fort Stockton To Bankhead Favored

Texas Highway Commission Chairman Bra y Gentry endorsed a proposed link from Imperial north 6 1/2 miles to connect Fort Stockton with the Bankhead highway. The plan would save 10 to 15 miles for travelers to Cadessa and Midland and create a paved route to the Beakhead. Local officials Sen T LeWinfield County Commissioner Val Gohtert and Burnett urged funding to bridge the Pecos River and pave the 10 mile stretch. Crane and Pecos counties plan a county road with grading done. a low water bridge will enable year round use except in floods or after rains.

Ft. Stockton Fort Stockton Big Bend Bankhead North Texas, Plains and Panhandle Bray Gentry Texas Highway' S Commission Imperial Grandfalls Monahans McCamey and Crane Onesen Crane County Pecos Crane Counties Beakhead Penwell Fort Stocktom Cadessa Midland Gentry Sen. T. le Winfield Val Gohtert Iraan Mal Burnett Highway Commission Pecos River Hawkheed Pee Os Pecos County Hiver

Union Trading Co. Store in Fort Davis Sold to Eldorado Men

Union Trading company in Fort Davis changes hands to Morriss and McWhorter brothers of Valentine and Van Horn. The sale includes Hotel Limpia and interest in the hostelry. Dan Ted and Paul McWhorter, cousins of Mrs. Morriss, take over the store long established since 1908.

Did Union Trading Co Fort Davis Eldorado Men Ing Company Ben F. M McWhorter Valentine Mr. Morriss Ted McWhorter Morriss & McWhorter Union Trading Company Nick Mersfelder West Texas W. Keesey Limpia

Christian Science War Relief Committee Aids Sufferers

Boston based Christian Science War Relief committee reports nine months of aid totaling 2499 cases and 1/2 million garments valued at 4 480,368.23. Donations come from Christian Science members and are shipped to London for distribution to England and Scotland. The work, tied to The Mother Church, aims to keep depots in England stocked for emergencies and includes garments made by 1300 U S sewing units.

Boston Christian Science War Relief Committee Huntington Avenue First Church of Christ, Scientist Christian Science America Christian Science Organization Central Christian Science Committee London England Scotland Christian Science Tenomination United States Coventry Omageen Christian Sceator Bess Onan Ingland Istan Gregan New York

Alpine women escape injury in auto accident

Mrs Ratliff and Miss Grace Bedell escaped serious injury when their car overturned on the highway north of Odessa last Friday morning after a rear tire blew out. The car was badly damaged and rolled. Bedell was en route to a new home in Boulder. Ratliff accompanied her as far as Amarillo to visit relatives.

R.J. Ratliff Grace Bedell Odessa Miss Bedell Boulder

Boy Injured When Auto Overturns Near Fort Stockton

The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Daw sustained a broken collar bone when their car overturned after a nail punctured a tire on the Alpine Fort Stockton road last Tuesday. The boy was rushed to Fort Stockton for treatment as the family, headed to Texas City, travels from the Study Butte area in South Brewster County.

J. L. Daw Alpine-Fort Stockton Fort Stockton

Stephenson Laundry Sold to Mrs. A. H. Dees

Mrs Joe M. Allen reported the sale of the Stephenson laundry to Mrs. A. H. Dees of thirty, who took charge Monday. Allen, the former Miss Melba Stephenson, has operated the laundry for two and a half years and plans to move to San Antonio to join her husband, manager of the Cactus hotel laundry.

Joe M. Allen Stephenson Lundry A. H. Dees Allen Melba Stephenson San Anejo Anager Cactus Hotel

Child Injured After Fall at Jackson Field

Little Jackie Cooley son of Mr and Mrs J C Cooley was bruised and shocked after falling from near the top of the grand stand at Jackson Field last Monday night. He was unconscious for an hour but suffered no serious injury while his parents watched the Defense Guard drills.

Jackie Cooley J. C. Cooley Jackson Field

Mystery of Alligator In West Texas Cleared Up

West Texas residents believed to host a six foot alligator in Pecan Bayou near Brownwood. Account from L E Mannering of Colorado City cites a 25 year old incident when B G Lindley received a small alligator from a patent medicine company uncle. the reptile escaped near the drug store, possibly the same animal repeatedly seen in the bayou.

Pecan Bayou Brownwood Texas L. E. Mannering Colorad City K. Mannering B. G. Lindley

Changes In Personnel Of CP and L In This Area Announced This Week

Several changes reported in the Central Power and Light company personnel. Ned A. McKinney moving to Marfa central plant as assistant engineer, replaced here by E. B. Ruston from Marathon, who is followed by T. B. Henderson as local manager at Mt Marathon. Harry Chandler transfers from Victoria to Alpine as service man. The piece shifts to travel notes about Terlingua region, quicksilver mines, and a museum tour guided by Rev. J. A. Kidd, with reflections on the canyon scenery and local history.

Central Power and Light Company Ned A. McKinney Marfa E. B. Ruston Marathon Mr. Ruston T. B Tommy) Henderson Alpine CCC West Texas J. A. Kidd Baptist Millican

Unusual Meet Highlights Cross Border Cultural Ties

An unusual cross border meeting featured Miguel Bernardini Sr of Presidio Ojinaga club, scenes from Big Bend area by Chas Livingston, a piano solo by Mary Bess Hamilton Alpine, and dances by Lucille and Santiago Campbell. Attendees from Alpine Marfa Juarez and Presidio gathered as flags of both nations stood proudly.

Miguel Mike) Bernardini Sr Presidio Kenneth Oliver Ft. Stockton Club P.M Thomas Marfa J. M. Porras Eliseo Viscarino Luis Enrique Vidal Luis Alvarez Severo S. Capalamachi Miguel Bernadini Jose Nieto Inez D. Perez Miquel Bernadini Jr Felipe Tara

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