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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1938
Page
5
A local AAUW gathering in Nome brought together members from the community to discuss upcoming programs and social events. Participants shared plans for fundraising, scholarship support, and community service initiatives.
The piece honors Wells McIntyre, longtime Marathon resident, describing him as a warm, generous friend with a bright smile. It recalls his lively life, lack of enemies, and belief in expressing affection before life ends, urging friends to cherish and celebrate his memory.
AUSTIN Jan 11 The station at the McDonald Observatory is set to begin new staffing assignments as officials announce adjustments to personnel to enhance research and public outreach efforts. The changes affect leadership roles and support staff within the observatory complex.
A German liner runs aground, leaving the vessel stranded with salvage operations underway. No injuries reported as crew and passengers await assistance and rescue officials assess the scene and navigational factors.
Barry Booser profiles Devonport, a Fort Davis area foreman who claims to have mastered a chipping method to create arrowheads that resemble genuine Indian points. He demonstrates tools, materials, and the process, noting he has not sold or taught the technique, and that experts find it hard to distinguish his work from real artifacts.
A discussion reveals advances in photoelectric cells and their uses in precision timing and power control. A beam safety test at a port entrance demonstrates a photodetecting system that can shut off power if interrupted. An early electronic clock for the Pope at Castle Gondolfo is mentioned as regulated by such devices.
Blassingame runs a beauty shop offering fair styling and tinting services at Hille Geeuty Shop. Phone contact listed as $10 for a service, with date 12 81 te.
On the fourth day of January the Alc Rows drama club, led by Annie Kate Ferguson, presented Death Takes A Holiday to a capacity audience at the college auditorium. Cast included Anna Goering, Jen Antonie, Frances Horeto ck, Allen Ludden, Wal uf Rabon Cree, Wharton, Dean McCall, Cora Lee Hyatt, Lola Lee Young, Mary Jane Pugh, Carol Salisbury, Ann Stanford, Cecelia Thompson, Ire Bowles, Major Whitehead, Frank Chadwick, Lenora Hudson, Leslie Conger, and Maggie Jo Bell among others. several roles were doubled for variations in performance.
Out of town relatives gathered for the Welle McIntyre funeral held last Friday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. EL. Martin of Dallas and Mrs. McIntyre’s sister and husband, Mrs. Harold Wisely of Nacogdoches, sister Mrs. George L. Kelly and husband with their two children Dorothy and Lossett of Breckenridge, and Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Appleman of Menard. A number of residents from nearby towns, including Mara thon Me., were present, many from McIntyre’s former home.
The sheriff is ordered to summon a party by newspaper publication in Brewster County for four consecutive weeks, as required by law. The notice directs publication in the county newspaper if one exists, to ensure the respondent is properly informed.
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