Town Squawk Lampoons Dumping Cans Amid Clean-up Hopes
A citizen letter complains about promiscuous dumping of beer cans and trash around town after a city-wide clean-up. Rain spread cans across streets and yards, sparking calls to stop litter and prevent epidemics. The column notes rough roads from recent sewer work and ends with a light tale of two bees getting married.
Bowles Receives MA From Teachers College Columbia
Delbert Bowles of Princeton New Jersey formerly of Alpine is awarded the Master of Arts degree by Teachers College Columbia University at the 194th commencement exercises held June 1.
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Delbert Bowles
Linden Lane
Princeton, N
Alpine
Teachers College
Columbia University
Columbia
Butane Firm Moves to New East Holland Ave Location
The Alpine Butane Co. relocated this week from a site north of the courthouse to the McDaniel building on East Holland Ave. The move reflects a consolidation of facilities and may affect local traffic near the courthouse area.
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The
Alpine Butane Co
McDaniel
East Holland Ave
Heavy rains lash Davis Mountains causing bridge losses
Fort Davis area endured extreme weather with hail up to three inches, flooding across Limpia and Cienega creeks, and at least five to six bridges washed out. Apples damaged, roofs and windows destroyed, and sheep losses reported on the Mulhern ranch. Maintenance crews set detours as wrecked approaches await rebuilding.
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Fort Davis
Davis Mountains
Limpia Creek
Balmorhea
State Highway Department
Cienega Creek
B. A. Johnson
Bill Carlton
Harold Thompson
Bids Sought to Rebuild Five-Mile U S 90 67 East of Alpine
State Highway department invites bids for a five and a half mile rebuild on U S 90 67 east of Alpine. New route will remove sharp curves and grades. Project from Sul Ross campus loop road to 5.48 miles east, noted as a poor section on Highway 90 in Texas.
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U.S. 90
Alpine
The
State Highway Department
Alpine East
Austin
Texas
Sul Ross
Big Bend Clinic Band To Give Concert On Sul Ross Campus
The 75 member Big Bend Band from 15 Texas high schools will perform Sunday at 6 45 PM on the Sul Ross campus with Milburn E Carey as guest conductor. The program features classical military and concert music. A grand concert is set for Friday June 11 at the Sul Ross auditorium.
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Big Bend
Sul Ross
Milburn E. Carey
Texas
Carey
Clinic
John Carrico
C. M. Watson
Monahans
W. H. Young
Runge High School
Davis Mountain Women to Host Regional MeetingItems
The Davis Mountain Federation of Women’s Clubs meets in Alpine with hosts Study club and E Progreso Study club. Highlights include Dr Paul D Jose of McDonald Observatory speaking and a panel moderated by District Judge Alan Fraser on Facing Our Responsibilities To Youth.
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Paul D. Jose
McDonald Observatory
Alan R. Fraser
Davis Mountain Federation of Women’s Clubs
Study Club
E! Progreso Study Club
Alpine
Presidio
Marfa
van Horn
Fort Davis
Balmorhea
Sanderson
Fort Stockton
Methodist Church
Jose
Church
Christian Church
Henry Coffield
Nelson Wurgler
Alpine High seniors return from Ruidoso trip
Thirty three members of Alpine High's senior class traveled May 24 to Ruidoso New Mexico for a four day outing sponsored by Coach Travis Cook and others. They visited Carlsbad landmarks, rode horses, bowled and skated, saw snow capped peaks and an Indian reservation. The group contributed 100 dollars to the school gym timer and scoreboard fund, the largest senior class gift in school history.
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Alpine High School
Travis Cook
J. C. Cooley
Edgar Martin
Ruidoso
N. M
Alpine
Carlsbad
Navajo Lodge
el Paso
Juarez
Baines Elected Treasurer of Texas Bankers Assn
G W Baines executive vice president of the First National Bank of Alpine was elected treasurer of the Texas Bankers Association at a San Antonio meeting. A veteran West Texas banker, he has been with the Alpine bank since its early days.
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Baines
Texas Bankers Assn
G. W. Baines
First National Bank of
Alpine
San Antonio
Mr. Baines
West Texas
First National Bank
Cowboys to host Skyhawks for weekend series at Kokernot Field
The Alpine Cowboys resume action after a bye weekend due to the district Legion convention. They host the Goodfellow Army Air Field Skyhawks of San Angelo for two games this Saturday and Sunday at 5 p.m. at Kokernot Field. The Cowboys will be at full strength and the Flyers are described as having a snappy ball club, promising exciting games for local fans.
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Goodfellow Army Air Field Skyhawks
San Angelo
Kokernot Field
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Flyers
Waco Scout Injured in White Mountain Climb
Charles Rumpf a 15 year old from Waco fell about 45 feet while climbing Casa Grande peak in Big Bend park. He was treated at Alpine hospital then flown to Dallas for brain surgery. his condition described as improving with good recovery prospects.
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Waco
Casa Grande Peak
Big Bend Park
Young Rumpf
George Shelly
Park Rangers
Dallas
Casparis Flying Service
Thornton
Funeral for Ivan McGaughy Held in Alpine
Ivan McGaughy 59 died last Thursday after a long illness at his brother County Judge Felix McGaughy’s home. Born September 29, 1888 in Nolan County he worked on O2 and W. H. Kokernot ranches then for W. B. Mitchell & Sons and Peyton Packing Co. in El Paso. Funeral services were at the Christian church with Rev. John E. Pickering officiating and Elm Grove cemetery interment. Pallbearers included Anja Wilson Sr., Jim Wilson, Clay Holland, Frank Manggum, Lee Kokernot, and Jack Edwards. Surviving relative is Judge Felix McGaughy.
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Felix McGaughy
Nolan County
Alpine
W. F. McGaughy
Felix
Marfa
Peyton Packing Co
el Paso
Mitchell & Sons
J. W. Espy
Highland
California
MccGaughy
Bakersfield
Cal
The
Christian Church
John E. Pickering
Elm Grove Cemetery
Anja Wilson Sr
Jim Wilson
Clay Holland
Frank Mangum
Lee Kokernot
Jack Edwards
Judge McGaughy
Col Graham Returns to U S for reassignment from Manila
Col Laroy S. Graham of Alpine former chief of staff G-4 PHILRYCON Manila sails to the United States on the General Weigel May 14 to begin reassignment. His daughter Barbara Jo, Bronze Star Silver Star and Purple Heart recipient, accompanies him. Graham, a Pacific campaign veteran and 1922 New Mexico A&M alumnus, has served since 1923 in various staff and command roles. J E Yates of Lubbock visits brother-in-law Judge Felix McGaughy and Barbara plans Sul Ross summer school attendance.
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Col. Laroy S. Graham
Alpine
G-4
Philippines-Ryukus Command
Manila
United States
U.S Army
General Weigel
Barbara Jo
Col
Graham
Pacific
Philrycon
Headquarters, &Th Army Corps
31St Infantry Division
167Th Infantry
Col. Graham
New Mexico A. & M
J. W. Graham
Clay Holland
Homer Graham
J. E. Yates
Lubbock
Felix McGaughy
Barbara
Sul Ross
Rainbow Girls Bake Sale At City Office
The Rainbow Girls plan a bake sale in front of the city office tomorrow at 9 30 a m. Proceeds support community projects and activities.
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Rainbow Girls
Auxiliary nets $400 from poppy sales in area
Approximately $400 was realized from the sale of memorial poppies by the Legion Auxiliary in this area last Saturday. Alpine total was $313.72, Fort Davis $32.06, Marfa $53.27. Marathon report pending. Girl Scouts contributed under Miss Mildred Bloys in Fort Davis and Pauline Williams in Marfa, Alpine under Mrs. F. S. Breshears. funds for disabled veterans relief.
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Legion Auxiliary
Alpine
Fort Davis
Marfa
Marathon
Mildred Bloys
Pauline Williams
F. S. Breshears
Alpine and Sanderson Families Welcome Newborns and Treatments
Hospital notes record the birth of Edward Don Ogas to Mr and Mrs Manuel Ogas Alpine on June 1 weighing 6 pounds and lists several Alpine and Sanderson patients receiving minor and major operations and treatments including Elizabeth Wells Sul Ross Chas Patterson Alpine Dexter Thomas and Ernest Jessup Sanderson and E R Hudson Alpine.
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Manuel Ogas
Alpine
Edward Don
Elizabeth Wells
Sul Ross
Chas. Patterson
Gay Williams
Antonio Ortiz
Lowell Jessup
Sanderson
Ernest Jessup
E. R. Hudson
Dexter Thomas
Wiley Bunton Guest at King Terry Home
Wiley Bunton of Del Rio is a guest in the King Terry household, appearing in a social note noting hospitality and local connections.
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Wiley Bunton
del Rio
King Terry
Pecos Man Seeks State Senate Seat In West Texas
Hill D. Hudson of Pecos announces his candidacy for the 29th District state senate. A 47 year old lawyer and former county and district official, he calls for redrawn districts, simplified criminal code, state aid for youth centers and disabled veterans, and targeted school funding. He plans to meet voters but may not reach all due to district size.
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Pecos
State Senate
Hudson
Methodist Church
American Legion
Texas Christian University
Texas University
Winkler County
Crane, Andrews
Ward
Winkler
Loving
Reeves Counties
Senate
West Texas
New Car Registrations Hit New Low For Year
Brewster County records show 14 new motor vehicle registrations in May, down from 29 in April and 30 in March. Names and makes include Frank Young Alpine Plymouth coupe, Mrs H M Mills Alpine Plymouth sedan, Rex Ivey Jr Alpine Chevrolet, J A Wilson Alpine Plymouth, and Nolland Shuler Alpine Chevrolet truck among others. Mr and Mrs Shellie Barnes left for a month long vacation in Cuero and points east.
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Brewster County
Frank Young
Alpine
Plymouth
Mrs. H. M. Mills
F. J. Barrett
Marathon
Buick
J. W. O'Donnell
Packard
Rex Ivey Jr
Chevrolet
Brewster County Motors
Ford
John G. Pryde
Fort Davis
J. S. Davis
Nolland Shuler
J. A. Wilson
A. A. Deer
Shellie Barnes
Cuero
Alpine Man Named District Commander At Business Meet
Three hundred delegates from 14 West Texas posts attended the District 16 American Legion and Auxiliary convention held last weekend in Alpine. Bill Sohl was elected commander and Mrs. Sohl became district Auxiliary president. Sohl and H L Kokernot Jr. were named delegates to the national convention in Miami on October 17. A memorial service was held at the high school auditorium with State Commander George Berry and District Judge Alan R Fraser as speakers. About 800 people attended a barbecue at Kokernot Park. Distinguished visitors included State Commander Berry, Mrs Vera Cussack, and Earl Earp. The next meeting will be in Midland in November.
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West Texas
American Legion and Auxiliary
Bill Sohl
Alpine
Sohl
H. L. Kokernot Jr
Miami
Fla
George Berry
Lubbock
Department
Alan R. Fraser
Kokernot Park
Berry
Vera Cussack
Amarillo
State Department
Legion Auxiliary
Earl Earp
Monahans
Midland
Trans-Texas Announces Schedule Change Effective Tomorrow
Trans-Texas Airways says the Marfa-Alpine daily departure will shift to 1 34 p m starting tomorrow Mail for outgoing planes closes at 12 20 p m Alpine post office The carrier plans to extend the flight west to El Paso around June 10 and will offer first flight caches on the initial western leg.
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Trans-Texas
Trans-Texas Airways
Marfa-Alpine
Alpine
Community Center Seeks Help For Expansion Plan
The Latin American Community Center in Alpine seeks support for a major expansion after 12 years in a two room house. It hopes to sell its current property for 5000 and buy land for 1500 with three portable buildings to be moved and remodeled for use. An estimated moving cost of 1000 is needed, and organizers welcome advice as they pursue funds.
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Alpine
Old Rock House
Air Base
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