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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1966

Page

7

Farewell to Tom Crellin at Fort Davis NHS

A farewell note honors Supervisory Architect Tom Crellin who led renovations at the Third Fort Davis. The piece praises his dedication, humor, and role in preserving the fort, details his move to Washington in the History Studies division, and mentions colleagues joining him on future projects.

Port Davis National Historic Site Tom Crellin Fort Davis Tom Thomas N. Crellin Harvard Jeff Davis County Berens West Texas Post Hospital Division of History Studies National Park Service Potomac Washington Capitol City Fort Larned Kansas Charles Pope Fort Davis Nhs NPS Robert M. Utley Erwin Thompson

Fort Davis Center Under Construction at St. Josephs Church

A new Catechetical Center is being built beside St. Josephs Church in Fort Davis. The 80 by 40 foot metal structure by Banes Co of El Paso will feature a vestibule kitchen assembly area and Wasmuons with a Butler steel system and insulated interior. Completion targeted for March 1. December from Jeff Davis County. Army Navy and Marines personnel listed among involved parties.

Fort Davis St. Joseph's Church Bertasius St. Joseph's Banes Co F1paso Alvin Jarratt Banes

Moisture readings and holiday gatherings at Fort Davis area

The McDonald Observatory records 30 inches of moisture last Friday while local gauges report .55 inch in Fort Davis and smaller amounts at nearby ranches. Dinner guests in Merrill and Clark homes honored Clay E. Miller during Christmas furlough as he returns to Texas Tech. Ten men were inducted in the period.

McDonald Observatory R.K. Merrill J.W. Merrill Fort Davis Harold A. King Clay E. Miller J.H. Clark Clay C.E. Miller Betty Lucy J.K. Miller John Kimball Texas Tech Lubbock

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