Local items recount visits and family illness across towns
Mr and Mrs Rainey Casner of Paso visited his parents in the area along with Col and Mrs John Perk Midland during a weekend. Alpine of Irby Harmon of Santa Fe New Mexico visited his parents here this week. The elder Patterson, C G Patterson, remained ill with family updates from Georgetown. Frances Gillett from Midland spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs Calvin St Clair traveled to San Angelo due to illness in family. Stevens left for Houston with her parents. Marvin Thomas and wife visited Monahans, while Bill Lane and Gene Benson visited San Angelo this week.
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Rainey Casner
Paso
Mrs Eve
Irby Harmon
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Mrs
J. W. Harmon
Bill Lane
Gene Benson
San Angelo
Fire damages Terry home. loss estimated at 1200 to 1500
Fire of undetermined origin damaged the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Terry Jr. last Monday afternoon, with 10 to 4 preliminary estimates. The blaze started in a kitchen closet and grew before Mrs. Terry discovered it. firefighters contained the fire and insurance partly covered the loss. Volunteer crews also responded to a car fire at the White residence, causing minor damage.
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W. H. Terry
Terry
G. D. White
Home Demonstration Club Meeting Monday
At a Monday meeting on January 13 at Alpine junior high school Miss Fontula Johnson county home demonstration agent outlined forming a home demonstration club for Alpine women. She noted nearby towns projects and discussed possible club activities. The next meeting set for Monday January 27 at 2:30 PM at Hick school building to organize rally and choose a definite project.
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Fontula Johnson
Marathon Man Enters Contest For Sheriff
W. E. Barry Young of Marathon enters the race for Brewster County sheriff assessor and tax collector. A Texas Ranger by trade he touts experience and invites voters to investigate his record. He and his wife reside in Marathon and claim readiness to serve with accountability to the people.
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W. E .Barry Young
Marathon
Brewster County
Young
Brewster
Texas Rangers
Clark Seeks Second Commissioner Term
Earl Clark of Marathon announced this week his candidacy for re election as county commissioner of precinct No 3 Brews ter county He is finishing his first term and says his administration has been economical and business like and asks precinct 3 residents to re elect him to continue his policies He emphasizes taxpayer benefits and steady leadership.
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Earl Clark
Marathon
Brewster County
Warrants Cal Fop Payment Called by County Treasurer
The following warrants are called for payment by the worewster county treasurer A B Sandifer. Reg Nos include 62 1226 720 31 14 13 17 125 120 15. Precinct numbers are listed with respective reg numbers.
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A. B. Sandifer
Christian Church announces weekly services and thanks fire crew
The Christian Church reports morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 30 with a 3 pm official board meeting and Wednesday service at 7 20. Appreciation is expressed to the volunteer fire department for protecting a burned home and to others who assisted in fighting the fire and saving furniture. Granada theatre offers a $50 prize next Tuesday.
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W. Ferguson
Yesterdday
E. A. Chaffin
Chiropractic claims vitality boost from vertebra adjustment
J E Yates of San Angelo claims chiropractic with X ray reduces nerve interference from subluxated spinal vertebrae and restores vitality and natural immunity to diseases. Carroll Vaughn, chiropractor, advertises X Ray Service opposite courthouse, offering vitality checks.
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Theody
J. E. Yates
San Angelo
Aig
Carroll Vaughn
Ump
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Dom Adams Retires Home From Greensburg La
Dom Adams retired home yesterday from Greensburg Louisiana where he was called last week by the serious illness of Alles CA Ad ams, whose condition was reported more improved. He was attended by his brother Rue Anderson and two sisters Mrs E Babb Terlingua and Mrs Tom Ibro. Marathon who also aided her as considers LF Buttrill was in town Monday from her ranch below Marathon Joe Pennington of Sanderson spent Sunday night here and Monday morning accompanied by his wife Mrs Jones Penlitel for Douglas Arizona where his wife has been visiting relatives for two weeks. Leaving Douglas Mr and Mrs Joe Pennington will make an extensive trip along the west coast and Mrs Pennington senior will visit friends in Phoenix Mrs Henry Lease has returned from a visit with her daughter George Livingston in Houston and Mrs Leslie Acker in Angleton. Mrs Edgar Martin and son Eddie left for San Angelo Wednesday morning for a visit with relatives.
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Dom Adams
Greensburg
Hhe
Ser Us Alles CA
Joe Pennington
Sanderson
Jones Pennilet
Douglas, Ariz
Doulas
West Coast
Pennington
Phoenix
Notice to Contractor for Alpine water well bids
Sealed bids for drilling a water well to six hundred feet at Alpine Texas will be received until noon February 10 1996. City to furnish casing. 10 percent bid bond required. twice the bid as performance bond. City reserves right to reject bids. Mayor TR Moody and City Secretary M H Moorman sign.
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Alpine
Texas
TR. Moody
City of
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Georgetown
C. G. Patterson
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Frances Gillett
Midipent
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Calvin St Clair
Roll Stevens
Wednester
Houston
HG. Watson
Dee
Thomas
Marvin ‘Thomas
Monahans
Lah
Tmuns
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Erate
Old Kentucky
Stella Parrish
BB. Hecase
Soora
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Heinze
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U.S. Immigration Service
Clark
P. Craig
Canada
Granada Theatre
W. B. Justice
Buttrill
Henry Lease
George Livingston
Leslie Acker
Anggleton
Edgar Martin
Eddie
C.G. Morrison
M. H. Moorman
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Highland Hereford Breeders Association
Mitchell
Highlands
International Chicago
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W. B. Mitchell
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Hassen Company
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