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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1958

Page

3

Park News Roundup From Big Bend and Nearby Visits

Big Bend National Park reports Ed Widmer and family left for Yosemite for a National Park Service Training School with plans to return in May. J D Burk of Burk Construction Co visits for Lower Basin campground works. Various locals and visitors are noted, including Betsy Koch studying at North Texas State College and water resources work by Brian Myers in the park. A medical update notes Mrs. Fredrickson’s return from Brewster Memorial Hospital. Water with trace potassium cyanide is mentioned in a dissolution note for metals.

Ed Widmer Big Bend Yosemite National Park Calif Widmer National Park Service Widmers J. D. Burk Burk Construction Co San Angelo Lower Basin Byron Henderson San Francisco Henderson Western Office of Design and Construction Betsy Koch Peter Koch Betsy North Texas State College

Alpine ranch news highlights from January events and sales

Ranch editor notes social visits and local rancher activity in Alpine and surrounding towns. Highlights include Bob Stowell earning taps at the Fort Worth Stock Show with a reserve grand champion Hereford steer bred by Rust Largent, plus a Sheep and Goat Raisers Association meeting planning wool grading schooling and a forthcoming June grading and shearing courses at Sul Ross College. Also covered are moisture optimism from David Combs, European travels of Guy Combs, visits by Barry Scobee and Pecos friends, and plans for a February Charolais-Cross sale at the San Antonio Exposition with major consignors including G. A. Morriss of Rocksprings and Alpine.

Jim Glasscock Cokonut David Part Bob Stowell Alpine Ffa Ft. Worth Hereford Rust Largent Alpine Bob Jack Stovell John Stovell Joe Clark Ass’n Holland House Marfa Ft. Davis Sul Ross College David Combs San Antonio Marathon David Guy Europe Barry Scobee Mrs. Wiam Sam Slick Rock Penn P. H. Pruett Johnny Malone Houston Massey West San Angelo Wilson Odessa Stillwell Ranch Asa Jones Bullis Gap Ollie Cox Ferrel Roark Wink G. A. Morriss Exposition Grounds Walter Britten Texas Charollaise and Charollaise-Cross Sales Corp Majestic Building

Ella Wilentry What fruit tree has leaves

Puzzle query from Ella Wilentry asks which fruit tree has leaves, promising a next issue answer. The ad notes a complete stock of prescription ingredients and skilled pharmacists ready to compound prescriptions, with a California fact stating the U S highest and lowest points are both in California.

U. S California

Alpine Group Attends Annual Scout Meeting

The Buffalo Trail Council of the Boy Scouts of America held its annual meeting and banquet in Odessa on Saturday. Robert C. Glen of Dallas installed officers for the coming year. Dr. Bryan Wildenthal, Sul Ross State College president, was re elected Big Bend District executive board member. Joe Baxter and Don Littleton earned the Silver Beaver Award. John Ben Shepperd delivered the evening address. Alpine attendees included Joe Baxter, J. M. Floyd, Dr. Wildenthal, Dudley R. Dobie, Malcolm Bolinger, Bill Irey, and Bob Read.

Odessa Buffalo Trail Council Boy Scouts of America Robert C. Glen Dallas Big Bend Bryan Wildenthal Sul Ross State College Joe Baxter Don Littleton John Ben Shepperd Alpine J. M. Floyd Dr. Wildenthal Dudley R. Dobie Malcom Bolinger Bill Irey Bob Read

Alpine Schools Receive Per Capita and Foundation Funds

Alpine Schools were informed this week that they have received 10 296 dollars in per capita funds and 6 789 dollars from Gilmer Aiken Foundation Funds deposited in Alpine's First National Bank. These two sources account for 63 percent of the district total.

Alpine Gilmer-Aiken Foundation First National Bank

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