Fort Davis News Notes Visitors and Local Travel
Fort Davis news lists visits by Mrs. B C Speegle of Paird Texas and Miss Callie Holt absent. Mrs. Sublett and sons entertain relatives from Georgetown and San Antonio. Inez Dudley Rogers from Barstow stays briefly in a trailer near Jarratt. Jacobsons visit C E Miller ranch before returning to California.
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Fort Davis
Callie Holt
el Paso
B.C. Speegle
Paird
Texas
L.A. Sublett_and sons
Inez Dudley Rogers
Warstow
Jarratt
Fort Stockton highway crash injures Peggy Theophilus party
A vehicle carrying Peggy Theophilus and King of Alpine rolled on the Fort Stockton highway about 14 miles east of town last Thursday. They were returning from Fort Stockton with Odessa American copies for Peggy’s relatives. The report also notes local social events including Girl Scout Camp attendance, visits from Hobbs and Chicago, a family reunion in Conroe, and a Fort Davis Historical Society picnic. An Education Agency approval for the superintendent’s June 12 report is mentioned as subject to later audits.
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King
Alpine
Stockton
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Peggy
Indian Village hotel rises in Old Fort Davis park
Reports describe the 380 foot Indian Village hotel in the state park with plastered interior walls and exterior stucco. It will be among the finest in West Texas, harmonizing with Alpine and Fort Davis. Community leaders in Alpine and Davis County express mutual satisfaction over the parks. T. W. Zuber leaves for San Antonio after cottage visit. Mrs. R. F. McNamara plans a San Antonio trip to see Rob and his wife after six years. About 43 CCC boys depart, with 70 new arrivals expected, forming a 204 man park crew under Capt. A. Lewis.
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Texas
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Chisos Mountains
Davis Mountains
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Brewster County
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San Antonio
Rob
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A. Lewis
26 Deaths Forecast Austin Holiday Traffic Urges Alertness
The Texas Department of Public Safety predicts 26 deaths in traffic accidents next weekend as Fourth of July crowds the nation into one of the year’s deadliest three-day driving periods. Col. Homer Garrison Jr. urged motorists to prove the forecast wrong by maintaining unusual alertness.
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