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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1961
Page
7
Properties include a 2.4 bed 2 bath home on 3 acres priced at 20000. A small house on close in land for 3750. A 4 bed 2 bath home on 4 block land with a water well at 16000. Beautiful building sites in Kokernot Heights addition listed at 1500.
Marvin Kay, real estate dealer, involved in Granada Theatre Building matter. Details read as archival notes on property transactions and theatre parcel interests. Local records show Kay’s connection to the Granada site through ownership or lease activity.
A summarized advertisement noting 3 bedroom house with living room dining room kitchen bath and garage near an elementary school at $10 000 with terms. Features include 4 bedrooms 2 baths 2 garages gas heating walk in closets well and electric pump on 3 1 acres. Includes several ideal business lots and buildings and residential sites from $500.
City of Alpine seeks foreclosure of liens on Lots 1-4 Block 40 Lots 1-12 Block 27 38 39 Shipman Addition Alpine Brewster County for $40.30 plus interest penalties costs. Defendants include W E Goldring unknown heirs and all adverse claimants. Proceedings began June 13, 1961 with judgment set after forty two days August 14 1961.
The Family of Arthur Graef expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and comfort during their recent sorrow.
Community notes from Marathon include travel to Chickasha and Globe Arizona visits, hotel sale of the Parkway to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Horn, and local residents planning Fourth of July activities. A feature recalls past Marathon celebrations and a note on a baby born in Brewster County Memorial Hospital named Curtis Dean.
Dr George Thomason and his son John visited Alpine last week and he spoke at the First Baptist Church. Mrs Thomason and children visited East Texas relatives while he taught at Midwestern Baptist Seminary in Kansas City. Miss Mischa Adams returned to Colorado Springs after staying with her grandmother Mrs Geo M Benson and uncle Gene Benson. Out-of-town guests at D C Littlet on funeral included Baylor University president Dr W R White and Dr L A Singleton. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lacy of Waco visited Kokernot family over weekend with their son Chris staying at the ranch.
Researchers describe advancing highway systems that integrate electronic guidance to steer vehicles autonomously. The concept envisions roads capable of communicating with cars to optimize speed, safety, and efficiency in future transportation networks.
The average American motorist holds about 82 feet of roadway as their portion of the United States 3 percent million mile highway system. The figure reflects the per capita claim on public roads in an era of expanding infrastructure.
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