Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Alpine Avalanche in Alpine, Texas

Page 1

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1947

Page

1

Annual Boy Scout Funds Drive Planned For Next Week

The March of Dimes campaign has netted 586.28 to date, county chairman Dr. B F Berkeley said. Total receipts reached 653.58 with 67.30 deductions for dance music taxes and other items. Donations include 201.45 by mail from county, 206.89 from courthouse dance, 18.10 Alpine cafe, 32.20 Alpine High, 14.69 centennial school, 4240 central word, 30.55 Marathon school, 15 Marathon Study club plus many groups. Donations accepted through Feb 12 with 50 percent retained locally and the rest sent to the National Foundation.

B. F. Berkeley Alpine Cafe Alpine High School Centennial School Central Word Marathon School Marathon Study Club Dr. Berkeley W. B. Dorr Wally Davis H.R Gard Cora Miles J. ¥. Walker Granada Theatre Kidwell National Foundation

Unified drive urged to secure a Big Bend Scout campsite

The annual Boy Scout finance campaign will be conducted next Tuesday as leaders including Jimmy Pate propose unified action to secure a campsite in the Big Bend area. The budget covers staff salaries and operations. $3,000 is set for immediate improvements once land is secured, with emphasis on community support and accurate fundraising.

Jimmy Patele Don Littleton Charles Stringfellow Bill Frie Lee Smith Horace Oliver Reginald Votan Lawrence George FL. McCollum Stanley Fulcher Sport Gunn C. M. Corkran United States Eld van Horn R. M. Hawkins Jimmy Pate Don Litteton Lenon Atbingon Sul Ross Uso Yucca West Texas New Mexico el Paso Council Big Bend Silver City Ncm Bite Alpine Hayes Mitchell Marfa T Iter H. L. Kokernot Jr Littleton Councell America

Alpine Arrogance Versus Newcomers Sparks Town Poem

A poem purportedly by The Newcomer criticizes Alpine Texas for exclusivity toward newcomers, praising a Texas town called Big Bend’s Alpine rivaling in hospitality yet condemning its aristocratic inner circle. The piece calls for reflection on attitudes toward new residents and suggests leaving Alpine if welcome cannot be found.

Texas

Coordinating Council Meeting Set For February 17 Alpine

The Coordinating Council of Alpine will hold its February meeting at the Presbyterian church room on Monday February 17 at 7 30 PM instead of 10 PM. Postponement is needed to allow representation from every club and society as important business will be discussed.

Council of Alpine Presbyterian Hosroom Creigh

Poll tax receipts top 1400 in off election year

County tax office reports more than 1400 poll receipts issued by Jan 31, an alltime high for an off election year. No primary will be held in the county until 1946. Last year under primary conditions receipts neared 1500. Included are 14 to aliens and 12 exemptions.

Three Teams Fight For Second In District Three Standings

Interscholastic league basketball sees Marfa high leading the district with six wins and no losses. Fort Davis and Marathon each hold three wins and three losses, Alpine four and four, Sanderson seven losses in as many games. Marathon defeated Bucks 36 18 last week while Bucks tied 17 17 with another B team, and beat Marta 36 21 on Tuesday. Alpine has finished its schedule and eyes next week’s tournament in Marta Friday and Saturday.

Marfa High School Fort Davis Marathon Alpine Travis Cook Marfa Sanderson Bucks Marta

Fort Davis Boy's Collie and Raven Remembered

The Fort Davis tale of Jimmy Bloys, his collie Scotty, and a pet raven named Blackie is recalled through Cas Edwards, with Harold King’s photo showing Blackie perched on Scotty’s back. The trio’s adventures and their fading memory resonate as oldtimers recall a once familiar town sight. Mrs. Fred Griffin and Mrs. A B Sandifer traveled to San Angelo for eye surgery. Sandifer to have the operation today.

Cas Edwards’ Range Col Cas’ Col Scouy Ana Nis Scotty Jimmy Bloys Blackie Fort Davis Dor Cas Edwards Alpine Texas Game and Fish Mr. Edwards Harold King Jimmy Scott Kent Raven Jim Fred Griffin A. B. Sandifer San Angelo Sandifer Griffin

Woodrow Epperson Named Claims Examiner in St Louis

Woodrow Epperson former Brewster County veterans service officer has been appointed claims examiner in the Adjudication department of the Office of Benefits in St Louis Missouri. The office serves as the central MI claims center for the United States since moving from Washington and New Jersey.

Woodrow Epperson Veterans Service Brewster County Office of Benefits St. Louis MI Claims United States Washington New Jersey

Bids Sought On Park Hiway Completion Section

The State Highway department invites bids for the 16 mile second section of Highway 227 from Marathon to Persimmon Gap near Big Bend National Park. First section is about 60 percent done and to open by July 1. Contractors are T M Brown and Son and Oran Speer of Abilene.

State Highway Department Marathon Big Bend National Park Persimmon Gap Avalanche Park Geo. J. Kempen Jr T. M. , Brown & Son Oran Speer Abilene Kempen

Jeff Davis 4-H Boy's Steer Places Third in Houston Show

K K Miller, 4 H club boy of Jeff Davis county, exhibited the steer Half Shot in the middleweight club class at the Houston Fat Stock Show, placing third. The class helped crown the grand champion steer, with 148 entries. Miller will show the steer at the Big Bend Livestock Show Feb 24 25 in Alpine and at other state shows. Joe Gallego Jr will sell its steer at the Houston show. About 800 head of steers were exhibited.

K. K. Miller Jeff Davis County Houston Frank Newsom K. K Big Bend Alpine Joe Gallego Jr

Definite Plans For Securing City Needs To Be Laid By DC

Brewster county January registrations show twenty three new motor vehicles, a high for prewar days. Names include Mark Herring International truck, T A Beard Chevrolet coupe, V an Fossan Motors Dodge sedan, Newell Oil Co Studebaker truck, W Shepperd DeSoto sedan, John Carrico DeSoto coupe, Ray Willoughby Chevrolet pickup, P E Burleson Chevrolet pickup, N Stephenson Kaiser sedan, R H Thorp Mercury coupe, W G Fielder Ford truck, Mae M Ament Chrysler coupe, J N Allebrand Chevrolet truck, Clay Holland Willys station wagon, J B Keefer Jr old truck, Florence Forchheimer Ford coupe, Clarence Chandler Ford sedan, Bill Stirman Chevrolet pickup, Davis Motor Co Hudson sedan, T B Larremore DeSoto coupe, Rex Ivey Jr Ford truck, M D Frankilip Dodge truck.

Brewster County Mark Herring International T. A. Beard Chevrolet Taylor van Fossan R. N. Stephenson Kaiser H. Thorp W. G. Fielder Mae M. Ament Chrysler J. N. Allebrand Clay Holland J.B. Keefer Jr Florence Forchheimer Ford Clarence Chandler Bill Stirman Davis Motor Co Hudson T. B. Larremore Rex Ivey Jr M.D. Frankilip Dodge

Mexican Is Jailed After Stabbing Fray in Brewster

Martin Bazera remains in jail awaiting grand jury action on charges of assault with intent to murder after a Thursday stabbing at a Hal Sansom ranch camp in the Black Gap area of southern Brewster County. Alui Pena was wounded in the chest, with a lung penetration, and is hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Both men are Mexiciners.

Martin Bazera Alui Pena Black Gap Brewster County Hal Sansom Pena

Coordinated Effort of Local Organizations Urged at Meet

A Tuesday night gathering urged all city service and women’s clubs and local business groups to attend next Monday’s 7:30 PM Holland meeting. The plan seeks a unified civic effort, with emphasis on recreational facilities like Locust pool and a new 58 hole golf course to attract summer visitors.

Holland Commerce Anaya Chamber of Commerce Watson Jr Ccembers

Orchestra Concert Draws Big Crowd

A capacity Sul Ross auditorium hosted an eighty piece El Paso Symphony Orchestra with Arthur Brown conductor. The concert drew strong public support from college students and local residents, featuring Schubert's Symphony No. 8 and Rimsky Korsakov’s Capriccio Espagnol, with vivid percussion and harp solos captivating the audience.

W. C. Friesen Sul Ross el Paso Symphony Arthur Brown Brown Prowraan Desig Og Sonar Eni Sene Figarro Ty Maar Pzanaciate Ting Seraina Rimsky-Korsakov Asturias Swan “Tate Tachaikowsky Stanay Smetana Johann Trauss

Also Mentioned on This Page

France Mac Arthur Tokyo Japan Zinovi Perchkoff Supreme Command Allied Powers The Last Frontier God Coordinating Council J. Y Slim Walker Sen. B. F. Berkeley Sen. Berkeley Mrs. A. N. Alkire Ask Park Hiway Jeff Davis P. E. Burleson Fray South Brewster
Search Courier

Search the Alpine Avalanche Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Alpine Avalanche?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication