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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1950

Page

11

Fort Davis Mission Service and Barn Celebration News

In Fort Davis the World Wide Missions gathering led by Mrs. J. W. Merill included thirteen attendees. Local Air Force recruits Fredrico Alvarez and Charlie Webster, sons of Fort Davis residents, recently enlisted and begin basic training in San Antonio. Tyrrel Smiths opened a new ranch barn near Fort Davis, hosting a July 8 celebration with about 600 guests from Midland Pecos Van Horn Alpine Marfa and nearby towns. Refreshments included coffee doughnuts and cold drinks, with square dancing and an San Angelo orchestra providing entertainment. Weather notes report showers in the Davis Mountains with McDonald Observatory recording .19 inch on Mount Locke and .05 inch on July 7 in Fort Davis.

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Births and community notices from Fort Davis area

Fort Davis residents announce the birth of a son, Terry Elias Marin, on July 7, 1950. Mrs Gloria Granado is the mother, with grandparents Alfredo Granado and Carlos Marin. Anderson PTA meets July 6 with new officers and plans for a Mexican supper on July 22 and a benefit dance August 5. A troubling obituary note discusses Kenneth Littlejohn, who disappeared from Houston in February 1950 and whose body was found in the Davis Mountains, with family arrangements for burial and a tombstone.

Elias Marin Fort Davis Terry Elias Marin Marins Arcelia Marin Marin Gloria Granado Alfredo Granado Calos Marin Anderson P.T.A Anderson J. H. Clark Jim Martina Dominguez Limpia Uicejohn Kenny Alpine Davis Musquis Cansyon God's Sountey Quein Sabe

Mystery of Kenny Littlejohn Deepens in Coroner Case

The coroner reviews postmortem notes and a six word death line amid handwriting comparisons to determine if Kenny Littlejohn died by his own hand or was murdered. Sheriff Gray’s inquiry traces Kenny’s travels from Yale at sixteen to Houston and Mexico City as family memories and facts surface.

United States Mexico Yale Houston Kenny Littlejohn Fort Davis Mexico City Gray Ken Austin Vinson

Marathon Church Notes Continued on Page Eight

A Sunday message emphasizes love thy neighbor and eternal life by following the same rules. The Sunday evening sermon titled Empty Vessels sparks new thoughts on receiving more love from Jesus. Birthday bank event planned for those with birthdays this year during Sunday school.

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