Alpine Music Club Delivers Schumann Program
The Alpine Music club met Tuesday with about 25 members and guests. Musicians presented a Schumann life and works program, including Moonlight and He the Noblest of the Noble, despite a cold epidemic hindering performers. Next month’s program will feature Frederick Chopin with guest artists from Sul Ross.
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Alpine Music Club
Mesdames
Vernon McIntyre
Charles Stringfellow
Edgar Mar
Tin
John Clanton
C. E. Patterson
L. D. Harris
Otis Kimball
John
D. Young
Earl McElroy
Bill Winter
Schumann
Edwin McCollum
Betty Willett
Frederick Chopin
Virginia Link
John Carrico
Sul Ross
Reunion of GI Family and Local Weddings
A weekend family reunion at the Gibson home honored Lt William 4H Gibson recently back from Burma. The gathering of 16 included relatives from Midland Alpine Houston and Monahans. Also noted are Caliope Camarinos wedding to George Lines and Navy veteran groom, the Presbyterian Woman's Council activity, and local bridge club events.
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Fred P. Gibson
William 4H. Gibson
Burma
Army Air Forces
Mary
Houston
Ruth Anguish
David
Gloria
Midland
Katie Blanch Thomas
Dexter, Davis and
Topper
Monahans
Freda Powell
W. T. Powell
Anne Gibson
Alpine
Presbyterian Church
Gibson
Rice Institute
Harvard University
Mass. Institute of Technology
Myitkyina
Army
Texas Company
Caliope Camarinos
Guss
Peter M. Camarinos
Peter Camarinos
George Lines
Lines
San Antonio
Nicolas Brenda
Mark Chorgas
Eagle Pass
Mike ‘Chorgas
Enor
Eagle Pass High School
USS
Pocomoke
South Pacific
Navy
Range conditions and local opinions on strikes voiced
Dr Ross Maxwell of Big Bend park notes heavy sow in the Chisor mountains and rain brightening spring prospects. Marfa stockmen report no losses from recent snows. Presidio county stock remains healthy. A veteran flyer blames strikes for wartime losses and laments wage policies. Local residents seek fishing lakes and land for section plots, hoping for mountain lake access in Brewster County.
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Ross Maxwell
Big Bend Park
Chisor Mountains
Christmas Mountains
Alpine
Marfa
Presidio County
Doolitie
Europe
France
Packard
Vince
Congress
Perhhaps
Brewster Couny
Sheriff Clarence Hord Confirms Re election Plans
Clarence Hord, Sheriff and Tax Collector Assessor of Brewster County, addresses a rumor that he will not seek re election. He states his announcement for re election will appear at a later date in an upcoming notice to voters and taxpayers.
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Clarence Hord
Brewster County
Political candidate announcements in The Avalanche
The Avalanche lists authorized 1946 Democratic primary candidates for office including Commissioner Prec. 1 Joe Parker and Commissioner Prec. 1 W. T. Dunnington. Announcement fees are set and advance payment required. No new subscriptions outside the immediate area except to boys in service until further notice.
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Joe Parker
W. T. Dunnington
The
Avalanche
Boysie
Notics
Brewster County Shows 1945 Financial Statement Totals
Brewster County Texas reports year end 1945 indebtedness and cash balances. Assets include U S Treasury Bonds post war use valued at 55 000 and 58 424 57 total cash on hand December 31 1945. County Treasurer Avora Owens certifies the figures as true and correct.
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U. S. Treasury
Treasurer's Commission
Brewster County
Bewster County
First National Bank
Alpine
Texas
Austin
Ald
Avora Owens
Rotary News Om A Webb Fetes Visitors and 4 H program
Visitors at yesterday's Rotary meeting included Neville Hartsfield Hugh Waldrum Mr Dier of Fi Paso with J C Cooley and Bob Evans of Royalty with Robi n Wittner A five minute program featured Bill Atha's brief biography noting his 1909 birth in the Sooner state and career moves from Harlingen to Corpus Christi to Houston The youth service program led by Frank Newsom highlighted 4 H members and IFFA addressing stock breeding and market goals including the Highland Hereford and plans to improve local shows Guests K K Miller Dor othy Crawford Bud Evans Brooks Acton and Ernest Gibbons Jr spoke on 4 H membership goals and show quality Subscriptions note and inflation message end the notice.
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Rotary
Neville Hartsfield
Hugh Waldrum
Mr. Dier
Fi Paso
J. C. Cooley
Bob Evans
Robin Wittner
Bill Atha
Sooner
Rio Grande Valley
Harlingen
Corpus Christi
Houston
North American
Frank Newsom
4-H
IFFA
Frank
K. K. Miller
Fort Davis
Dorothy Crawford
Butch
Bud Evans
Brooks Acton
Ernest Gibbons Jr
FRA
Personnel Changes At Big Bend Park
A local notice reports personnel changes at Big Bend Park including new assignments and retirements. The article mentions long time staff such as a ranger and notes administrative actions affecting site operations and property management.
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Big Bend Park
Ramos Bros. Barber Shop Relocates Across Street
Ramos Bros. barber shop has moved to a location across the street north of Green cafe. Visit for general barber work and shower baths.
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Ramos Bros
Green Cafe
Alpine Bucks Edge Sanderson Eagles 26 23 In Thriller
The Alpine Bucks defeated the Sanderson Eagles 26 23 in the A game, coming from behind in the second half. The B game ended 18 4 as Alpine led throughout. Lineups included Glynn Uranga Duane Van Tossan G H Harfst Joe Ramirez Reuben Barda and Hilario Hernandez Eddy Riggle Rudy Gonzales Edward Wittner Daniel Bustamante Alfonso Bustamante. Officials were Joe Toombes and J L Kerby.
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ECW
Alpine Bucks
Sanderson Fables
Eagles
Bucks
Glynn Uranga
Duane van' “Tossan
G. H. Harfst
Joe Ramirez
Rueben Bar Nda
Hilario Hernandez
Eddy Riggle
Rudy Gonzales
Edward Wittner
Daniel Bustamante
Alfonso Bustamante
Joe Toombes
J. L. Kerby
Sanderson
Weather readings from Sul Rem station past week
Daily high and low temperatures reported by the government weather station at Sul Rem show January readings with highs from 49 to 65 and lows from 25 to 44. Notable values include January 31 high 65 and low 29.
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Sul Rem
Trace
Radio Station Flown to Japan by Army Airlift
The army used twelve cargo planes for equipment and twelve for personnel to airlift a high powered radio station and its crew to Japan. The station offered ground to plane communication weather data approach control and links with Okinawa and was active forty five minutes after landing at Atsugi airfield near Tokyo. Personal security advice follows urging buy and hold US Savings Bonds.
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Japan
Okinawa
Atsugi
Tokyo
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C. D. Wood
PHON
Tam
J. W. Frazer
Mesdames Burcham
Burgess, Creigh
Shepperd
Wood and McIntyre
Creigh
Burgess
Woman's Council
Presbyterian Woman's Council
D. R. Elliott
BH. R. Gard
F. L. McCollum
Nellie Litchfield
Verne Parker
Bridge
George Koury
Messrs
Zeb Decie
Vere Wetnening
Howe
Janette Mcintyre
Eva Chaf
Adv
Impr
State OF Texas
Brewster
Rotary News
A. Webb
APO
Conon
Gerry Arora
Gilmore
Sanderson Eagles
Cal Edwards
Alpine, Texas
Dick Turner
Locke Hotel
Carter & Cornelison
Central National Bank
San Angelo
X Sport
L. C. Smith and
Corona Typewriters
Tulie
Alpine Lions Club
Texas State Guard
Col
George Spencer
Wright Butane
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