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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1951

Page

12

Legion appoints Weyerts as new commander in 1981 post

F B Weyerts named head of the American Legion post in Lawton. A World War II veteran and former POW in Germany, he succeeds outgoing commander W B Dorris. July meeting also named Foster as first vice commander and other officers. The group reported on Boys State attendees, junior programs, and continued support for community services.

Bend Trey Monney The Legion AV. Gunns Abington Davin’ Kokernot Peyton Cam Doe Clark Lawton Carrell Neely Bothy Fammonly Bob Duncan Alpine High School Austin Alpine Cooeh Guy Wroparutt W. B. Dorris Orris Big Bend Post State Youth Service Council Amer

Junior Legionnaires Win District Crown in Alpine

The Alpine Legionnaires clinched District 5 by beating Pecos 6 5 in a seven inning game. Duane Gooden pitched four innings with seven strikeouts before relief by Dan Valenzuela. Alpine meets Rollin Motors of El Paso for district honors as both teams played solid defense.

American Legion Pecos Legionnaires Alpine Legionnaires Legion Duane Gooden Gooden Alpine Pecos Lads Good Dan Valenzuela Valenzuela Guterrez Pecos Ine Dickie Allen Scotty” Escarneo Hoth Leiden Alien Freddie. Davis Rollin Motors of el Paso Atta Vista Leionnaires Tees

Captain Knight Describes Japan Industry And Life

Fort Davis July 11 Captain Bill Knight, back from Japan and the Korean War, spoke to the Mile High club about Japanese industry and daily life He said every home has an electric bulb and that Japan uses land efficiently to grow food He noted a work ethic and a high voting rate among Nipponese, and described leading industries such as chinaware toys and silk He described salvaging cans for toy making and grain by grain rice threshing by children as part of daily life and praised the courteous nature of the people

Bill Knight Mile High Club Barry Scobee Fort Davis Japan Island Empire Captain Knight Air Force Knight Milion Pope California Club George Merrill D. A. Pape Noble Drilling Company James

MRS ROBERT CONTINUED MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR ELITTS

The late Rev R C Elliott served over 30 years as a Methodist missionary to Mexico He died in Torreon Mexico Jan 9 1920 and was buried in Austin His family lived in Mexico and on the Arizona and Texas border After his death Mrs Elliott lived in Austin while daughters were in college In 1928 she moved to Alpine Mrs Elliott active in the church Her devotion earned love of all who knew her At Alpine service Fay M Focht sang My Faith Looks Up To Thee and choir sang Jesus Savior Pilot Me Pallbearers were Dr C B Casey J C Coleman W J Smith Bernal Slight M P Slover J W Sheppard At the Austin service six grandsons served as pallbearers Others attended from distance including Benjamin and David Rice New Alexandria Va Mr and Mrs J J Durham Hereford Miss Virginia Thomas San Angelo Mrs Mildred Marston Wilson El Paso Relatives and friends met in Austin for services Funeral details and attendees noted further in report

R.C. Elliott Mexico Torreon Austin Arizona Texas Methods Church Fay M. Focht W. S. Winter Jesus Savior C. B. Casey J.C. Coleman W. J. Smith Bernal Slight M. P. Slover J. W. Shepperd Austin’ Service Elliott J. ‘J. Durham Hereford Virginia Thomas San Angelo Mildred Marston Wilson el Paso Alpine

Alpine Officer Injured In Alaska Plane Crash

Lt. John D. Young an Alpine Army Air Force instructor sustained a broken arm and facial cuts when a light plane carrying him and Sgt. Raymond G. Storie crashed near Potter Alaska on July 1. Engine failure and loss of control led to the crash at the base of trees. Storie suffered a minor concussion. The pair were en route for maneuvering and a forced landing lesson. The officer has been in Alaska since June of last year and his parents have been notified.

John D. Young Alpine Army Air Force Anchorage Alaska Potter John Young Young Air Force Raymond G. Storie

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