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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1954

Page

10

Marathon News Briefs Highlight Holiday Travel and Visitation

Local readers note Captain Vincent Brown and family en route to Ogden Utah for stationing. Mrs. David Welch of Chicago plans a month visiting her relatives at the Hotel Parkway. Several families spend Christmas with relatives across Texas and New Mexico, with tours to Midland, San Antonio, and Mexico City.

Vincent Brown Mrs. Brown G. C. Miller George Ogden Utah Capt. Brown David Welch Chicago Til Earl Fallis Parkway Pat Lester Austin Lizzie Crawford Mr. Lester

Master Home Color Plan Advised for All Remodeling

Frederic H. Rahr, color consultant, urges homeowners to craft a complete master color plan before any exterior remodeling. Begin with the roof to set the color pace, then choose sidewalls and finally trim. Use colors to reflect personal taste and to influence perceived house size.

Frederic H. Rahr Rahr Color Clinic New York Rahr

Christmas Day Visits Across Towns and Death of Mrs Rutledge

Families from Van Horn Sanderson Alpine Fort Stockton Del Rio and Pecos visited Christmas Day in Marathon. The obituary notes Mrs Fannie Bell Rutledge died in an El Paso hospital after a long illness with services held at Marathon Baptist Church and Livingston Funeral Home in Alpine handling arrangements.

Fannie Bell Rutledge el Paso Marathon Baptist Church Livingston Alpine

Asphalt Roofing Versatile for All Structure Types

Asphalt roofing materials dominate U S building exteriors with 80 to 85 percent of industry output. Asphalt shingles are the top choice for homes due to weather resistance color and cost. Roll roofing suits farms and service buildings while built up roofs cover flat roofs with layered felt and asphalt.

United States U. S. Department of Commerce

Ladder Safety: Set Base Proper Distance

A safety rule for straight ladders states the base should be one fourth the ladder length from the wall. For a 12 foot ladder the bottom should be 3 feet from the wall. If the floor is slippery, use braces or cleats to secure the base.

Tape Holds Glass Cracked Window In Temporary Fix

A cracked window pane can be stabilized with cellulose tape as a temporary repair. The method provides a short term hold until a proper glazing or pane replacement is possible, avoiding immediate leaks or wind intrusion.

Graveside rites for Marathon resident Gus Voss

Graveside services were held for Gus Voss at Marathon cemetery with Bro Doyle Riley of Mara thon Methodist church officiating. Voss, a 40 year resident, died December 25 after years of ill health and had no living relatives. Burial conducted by Livingston Funeral Home of Alpine.

Gus Voss Marathon Livingston Funeral Home Alpine Bro Doyle Riley Marathon Methodist Church Mr. Voss

Alpine Avalanche Social Notes and Local Visits

The Alpine Avalanche reports social events and visitors in Alpine Texas including hospital stays and Christmas visits. Notable mentions include Mrs. Homer LaMotte of Fredericksburg visiting family, Katherine Young from California, and Dan Collier with Glora Clifton returning from San Angelo.

J. W. Dozier Glora Clifton San Angelo Marvin Worsham Leath Dozier

Slow Down At Sundown Warns Texas Safety Head

Col E B Tilley of Houston and the Texas Safety Assn urge motorists to reduce speed in dusk and darkness in cooperation with the Texas Department of Public Safety. They warn against clock-driven driving after time change, stress shorter stopping distances, regular car checks, heightened night alertness, and advise against night sunglasses. Officers note new blue Army dress uniform for enlisted personnel in off-duty hours.

Texas Safety Ass'n Col. E. B. Tilley Houston The Texas Safety Assn Texas Department of Public Safety Dafylight Col. Tilley Army

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Marathon News Alma Chambers Jimmy Roberts del Rio Jimmy Lloyd Wade Midland A. J. Coe W. FE. Ray Earl Clark Terry Shely Marfa E. WH. Moore San Antonio Eddie Moore David Ruidosa Fred Shely Mr. and Mra Edgar Dawson Tommy Dale Dawson Elmo Weston Idalena N. M R. E. Stewart Buck Jones Eva Stewart Maria Bert Stegall Charles Eddie Sanderson Donald Collier Fort Stockton Gene Stewart Bill Jones Glynn Babb M. H. Jones B. M. Barnett Jack Shely Jack Dee Corona, N. M Charley Shely Clinton Ritchey Mexico City John Skinner Adele Skinner Wallace Chambers Pat McKinney Clayton W. G. Gulihur Raymond Stuart A. J. Gard Odessa Dallas Fort Worth Bill Goodall Ted Henderson Ted Tina Henderson L. S. Yates Susie van Horn E. A. Colston Fred Gulihur Ben Martin Blanton Ben E. Martin Robert Causey Rowdy Lois Janie Macky Shackelford Otto Lockhausen Marie Simpson Mark Herring Mark Elien Marie Ray McKinney Ora McKinney Maggie McKinney Tommy Mary Jolly W. E. Young Katherine California Louie Granger Mrs. Roy Trust Mr. Trust Mrs. Trust Pecos G. O. Rutledge Ledger Index Guides Staplers Cate AS Crawford Insurance Agency General Insurance N. 5Th St Alpine, Texas Forbes Publishing Compar Lynn Forbes Nell Forbes ee _ Society A. N. Alkire Fort Davis Texas Brewster Jeff Davis Presidio Homer LaMotte Fredericksburg George Hargus College Station Bridge Party Katherine Young D. W. Collins F. M. Roark Mabel Arnold Reece Moore L. C. Ritchey Ralph Coe Jack Todd Zoye Decie W. W. Anderson Pete Featherstone B. N. Kimbell Dan Collier Fritz Ray Richard Chambers Vada Stone Bobby P. M. Chambers Mattie V Texas Safety Association Southwestern Bell Texas Telephone Storey-Whiteside Lumber
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