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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1942

Page

2

Local residents visit, travel and medical notes

Antonio Cadena is at Alpine hospital for a minor operation. Mrs Merta C Lassiter of Me ard visited home folks here. Mr and Mrs W G Fielder went to El Paso return. Mr and Mrs Arch Allen of Fort Worth are visiting sister Mrs David Kokernot. John D Young Jr spent weekend here with home folks. M Floyd Jr of Houston visited his parents over the weekend then returned to Houston. Guests of Mr and Mrs King Terry were Mr and Mrs 8 E Bunton of Valentine and Dr and Mrs S E Bunton of Del Rio and two children. Pope underwent an operation in an El Paso hospital Monday and expects to return home next week. Mrs Pope went to El Paso Monday, returning after a few days. Mr and Mrs E W Elliott and Little son Randolph Baines Hott, who have been guests of her parents, left for Los Angeles. They took Susie Kapno with them. Mr and Mrs Bill Dorris received a call from their son Billy in Vallejo California, where his destroyer ship had put in for repairs. He said he was well and enjoying service in the navy. Mrs Nelle Ferguson and daughter Lucyle and Mrs Oscar Roberts plan to leave for San Antonio where Lucyle enters a business college and Patsy attends a business course. Mrs Carlton Dennis and daughter Emily Jo left for South Gate California after visiting James Cotter and relatives. They were accompanied as far as El Paso by Mrs Dorothy Scannell and Mrs Faye Vice. Clarence Tubby Lease, who went to El Paso for treatment of an infected foot, may have to have the infected member amputated. His mother Mia Lease and sister Mrs Leste Acker of Angleton went to El Paso to be with him.

E.W. Elliott Randolph Baines Hott W. Baines Los Angeles Nune Susie Kapno Bill Dorris Billy Navy Vallejo Calfornia Carlton Dennis Emily Jo South Gate Hhe James Cotter el Paso Dorothy Scannell Faye Vice Clarence Tubby) Lease Mia WM. Lease Leste Acker Angleton

First Aid Course Planned For February 23 Evening

An authorized Red Cross First Aid course will be organized Monday evening February 23 at 7 o'clock. The course runs March 1 with daily classes from 7 to 8 pm except Sundays at the courthouse. Instructor DeW K Lockhart urges interested wartime program participants to enlist. Cemetery Assn annual chicken dinner set for Midway cafe February 16 at noon. Cosden Station offers wholesale cost tires to eligible list holders.

Red Cross de. W. K Lockhart Star Tire Co Cosden Station East Holland Ave

Announcement Fees For Candidates In Democratic Primary

The Avalanche lists advance payment rules for candidate announcements and fees for precinct county and district races. The notice names RB Slight as a candidate for County Judge with a July 25 date and references voter action in the Democratic primary.

Fort Davis Holds Citywide Practice Blackout Night

Fort Davis conducted a 20 minute blackout Monday night under county officials Sheriff J C Walker and County Judge William Granger with state troopers the Texas Defense Guard unit Boy Scouts and local citizens assisting The aero hour began around eight with fire siren and town clock signaling stop at 8 30 Observers reported no lights visible and motorists on Alpine road dimmed headlights in cooperation The event aimed to test wartime blackout readiness and public compliance in dark conditions.

Davisites J. C. Walker William Granger Texas Defense Guard Boy Scouts G. P.townsend Alpine

Visitor John Stroud Portrays Old Western Cowboy Figure

Amarillo traveler John Stroud, a solo performer known as Old Whiz, foreman of the Flying Pan ranch, visited town last week. He appeared at Democratic events and hotels, delivering homely philosophy as part of his character while touring Texas venues and public gatherings.

John Stroud Amarillo Texas

Marta Wins Hoop Game At Fort Davis High Gym

Marta high boys defeated Fort Davis 34 to 17 in a Friday night game at the school gym. Alfred McCutcheon, a Texas A and M graduate and former Jeff Davis county boy, earned top army honors as a first lieutenant and led a platoon recognized as outstanding in 1941. A fresh two inch snowfall blanketed Fort Davis Tuesday night, bringing white scenery by Wednesday with cold weather aiding range weed growth for livestock.

Marta Fort Davis McCutcheon Alfred McCutcheon Jeff Davis County Texas A. & M Chien

Preaches of Human Conduct at Fort Davis series

The Rev A Leonard Miller Methodist pastor at Fort Davis Marathon led a weekend series of sermons on practical religion in daily life. Attendees found the talks highly interesting and the pastor announced a 12 week series on the New Testament starting next Monday at the church. Mrs Hicks Gray left Tuesday to be with her brother in law and ]

Leonard Miller Fort Davis Marathon Miller

Pleasant outdoor work and Rawleigh dealer ad pitches

Advertisements offer pleasant outdoor work in a self employed business selling Rawleigh home and farm products with credit for equipment. No experience needed and training provided. Also notices seeking a dealer for Alpine area and a local disposal service with affordable moving options. Mentioned households Rob and Mrs. Gray in Phoenix with health note.

Rawleigh Rawleigh’s Dept

Valentine Supper Brings Local Congregation Together

Members of Fort Davis Baptist Church attended a Valentine supper at Hotel Limpia sponsored by the church. Pastor Rev Goodman and his group led a pleasant program with Rev Richard G. Irving of the Presbyterian church among speakers. Mrs Singleton spoke on Lovers in Literature and Mr Akens on Lovers in the Bible. Children impersonated local figures for entertainment amid a Valentine Day sentiment.

Valentine Fort Davis Motel Limpia Des 1 Goodman Goodman FE. Coan Richard G. Trving Wilton Akrom Marta Baptist Church

Valentine Decorations And Local News From Fort Davis

Decorations reflected Valentine time with days of work by industrious women. Dr. C E Eaton and Mrs Eaton sold their local drugstore and bought one in San Angelo with Mrs Eaton in charge. Dr Eaton plans to leave soon after ten years in the town. Fort Davis Study Club held a Red Cross program at Mrs W D Bloys home with Mrs Bloys and Miss Nancy Clawson hosting. Mrs Barry Scobee outlined Red Cross aims as J W Merrill spoke on defense bonds and stamps. Performers Mrs Miller and Mr Irving sang My Own Ameniter as Mrs Scobee described Red Cross activities and local cooperation.

Eatons Davis C. E. Eaton San Angelo Red Cross Fort Davis

Answers me t stormmewere ound Elsewhere in this Issue

A jumble of historical notes mentions December 4 in London and various trivia. It references a celesta, Marco Polo, Bartholdi, a Civil War-era motto on U S coins, local service worker arrangements, refugee garments, defense stamps, and planned guest speaker Dr. Clifford B. Casey. It also notes Julius Caesar’s phrase and Adolph Sax’s invention with a reference to Star Tire Co in Cosden Station.

Marco Polo Frederic Augute Bartholdi James Pollock Pennsylvania Secretary of Treasury United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Antonio Cadena Alpine Hospital Merta C. Lassiter Meard W. G. Fielder Fl Paso Mrs Arch Allen of Fort Worth David Kokernot Mr. Kokernot John D. Young Jr Corpus Christi Naval Base M. Floyd Jr Houston Nelle Ferguson Daugiter Lucyle Oscar Roberts San Antonio Lucyle E. Holland Ave NORGE C. W. Davis Granada Theatre A. N. Engle Monarch Piang East Ave. E Rudolph Krenek Avalanche East Ave. C College Chas. Bishop Marfa Tex Ethel M. Nail J. G. Leath JW. Rixon South Apt W. A. Daugherty Grandview Courts A. V. Winter Alto Lodge C. W. King Box Catr Ina Watkins Roy C. Ruble Iowa Memphis Tenn J. ©. Walker Alpine Disposal Service Rob Gray Phoenix, Ariz FBI Miss Polly Mexico Way Gene Autry Beulah Bond Gene Lockhart Aura Hope Crews Grant M Arne BROS Fraser Harry Davenpons Irving Citizen Kane Orson Welles New York Town Fred MacMurray Mary Martin Dience Suniel Coan I .Re Jon Ore Ani Llith Stormmewere London England C. H. Bird Bird A. G. Prude George Williams United States Defense Savings Congress Senate House of Representatives Augustus Caesar Adolph Sax SOC America Asserice Cote Rowen Central Power and Light Company
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