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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1941

Page

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Mountain Peaks Glimpsed From Texas Rockies

Mountain Peeks column rips into reader Mr. Scobee while defending the Fort Davis piece. The note names two new admitted readers and mocks the critics, then teases a map feature linking Carlsbad Caverns and Big Bend National Park. A lighthearted, satirical local column ends with a page-long continuation teased.

Scobee Col Fort Davis Pecks Clarence Hord Mr. S Ethel Jolly Alpine Houston Howard Johnson Carlsbad Caverns Big Bend National Park S. Will Rio Grande Rio Grande River B. M. Binnitt Alphine Anahance Alphine Texas

Alpine Area Hit by Hailstorm and Severe Weather

A hailstorm with heavy rain and strong winds struck Alpine area, causing roof damage and losses to gardens, shrubs, and a truck farm. Richard Moser reported about 60 bushels of produce lost. The storm included a half hour of bright electrical display, raising the month’s total precipitation to 1.86 inches amid cool fall-like conditions.

Richard Moser Irdent

Presbyterian Conference For Young People Closes Session

The Intermediate conference of the Presbyterian church ended its session at Mitre Peak Guest Ranch north of Alpine with 87 registered. 44 in the intermediate group and 43 in the senior division. Rev. Fred S. Rogers announced the results this week. Mrs. Fred S. Rogers and Miss Cora Lee Morrow taught in the senior conference. Presbyterian church representatives attended from both conferences. The meeting was described as highly successful.

Ofresbyterian Church Mitre Peak Guest Ranch Orth of Alpine Intermedate Fred S. Rogers Alpine Presbyterian Church Cora Lee Morrow la| Presbyterian Church

Union Service Set For Sunday Night

A union church service will be held Sunday at 6 15 PM as the first in a summer series. Rev Ray McGrew of the Methodist church will preach with Rev E B Isaacks of the Christian church leading. A choir from four participating churches Baptist Christian Methodist and Presbyterian will sing under Mrs Jack Davis direction. An anthem has been arranged and organizers hope for strong attendance at Kokernot park indoors this year.

Ray McGrew Methodist E. B. Isaacks The Christian Church Jack Davis Kokernot Park

Adjutant General Extends Thanks for Courtesies Shown Him Recently

Maj Arthur E Owens, commander 3rd battalion Texas Defense Guard, received a letter from J Watt Page Adjutant General of Texas thanking him for courtesies during a recent Alpine visit. Page praised Big Bend hospitality and climate, noting he may never be fully weaned from the scenery.

Arthur E. Owens Texas Defense Guard J. Watt Page Texas Alpine Big Bend

Alpine Public Schools Names New Vocational Ag Teacher

R C Mitchell of Lorenzo was hired by the Alpine school board as vocational agriculture teacher succeeding E L Bailey who resigns. Mitchell, a Texas Tech graduate with BA and MA, taught VA in Crobyton and Texas Tech. Bailey plans to start a feed and poultry business in Jacksonville. Bailey’s poultry judging teams won state and placed high nationally. Mitchell and his wife plan to move to Alpine by July 1.

R. C. Mitchell Lorenzo Alpine School Board E. L. Bailey Mitchell Texas Tech Cro Byton Tech Alpine R. M. Bankhead Bailey Jacksonville Texas The Avalanche

Ranchman Jasper Koontz Hurt in Horse Accident

Jasper Koontz is recovering satisfactorily after a Tuesday horse riding accident near a tree. He sustained a broken collar bone and sprained ankle and is staying at the Holland hotel.

Jasper Koontz Mr. Koontz Holland Hotel

Border Patrolmen Shifted to Northern Stations In North

Ten border patrolmen are reassigned to various northern stations after training in El Paso. Eighteen new recruits from the El Paso school will join for supplemental field training. Transfers include Donald Williams and Harold Hulsing to Detroit Michigan and Alfred Graesser to Harvey Montana, with others listed to new posts in Buffalo New York and Pembina North Dakota.

el Paso Alpine Donald T. Williams Harold E. Hulsing Detroit Mich Alfred R. Graesser Harvey Mont E. Wilson Myers George O. Winkler Norman E. Gangloff Donald J. Chaney Richard G. Hill Bryan G. Johnson William B. Bercovich Robt. H. Robinson Har Jim Patterson Paul E. Pierce Sul Ross College Wink Riley M. Balow Billy Bates Robi. L. Crozier Roland E. Miller Milford L. Noon Irie G. Prickett Emil H. Pullin John A. Reynolds Douglay E. Simpson Vaner A. Smith Arthur D. Stiebe Guy L

Columbus Resident Forrest Evergreen Trees Puzzles Name

A Columbus resident named Forrest Evergreen Trees appears in a brief local notice or reader notice fragment, detailing a person with a distinctive middle name and surname variant. The snippet suggests a placeholder or OCR read may misstate the name.

Columbus, A Forrest Evergeen Trees

Sul Ross to Led Chihuahua Educational Trip June 28

Sul Ross college sponsors a nine year educational tour to Chihuahua City Mexico June 28 to July 1 led by Miss Stather Elliott. A group of fifty is needed for the round trip rate with departure from Alpine at 6 30 am June 28 and return to Alpine at 9 00 pm the same day. The trip includes Presidio and Ojinaga with a 11 55 railroad ticket, 2 40 hotel rooms for three nights and about 5 for meals. Signups close Friday June 20 in room 302.

Chihuahua City Mexico Sul Ross College Stather Elliott Presidio Ojinaga Chihuahua Alpine United States Sul Ross

Miss Bedell Resigns from Sul Ross Home Economics Dept

Miss Grace Benett head of Sul Ross home economics department resigns effective August 31. Announcement this week notes leadership change at the department.

Grace Benett Sul Ross

Rotary Inter-City Meeting Promised Big Gathering

Rotary clubs across Alpine Marfa Van Horn Fort Stockton Pecos Monahans planned a large inter-city meeting in Fort Davis starting at five with an expected crowd of about 300 Rotarians guests and Anns. Mile High club Fort Davis and McDonald Observatory staff invited. Metcalfe of Marfa to preside and Dr Joel Wright Alpine district governor to review the year in District 115. A signature barbecue designed by Mrs Prude was a highlight as the annual event grows.

Rockies Rotary Clubs Fort Davis Anns Alpine Marfa van Horn Fort Stockton Pecos Monahans Mile High Club McDonald Observatory Metcalfe Hunter Metcalfe Joel Wright

Mrs M Rebecca Fuller dies after fall at 81

Mrs Rebecca Fuller aged 81 died last Sunday morning from injuries after a fall on May 23. Born in Center Shel lville Texas October 17 1880 she was from a pioneer Texas family. Survived by four of five children including Ora Harvey Alpine Minnie Fuller Georgetown J C Fuller Maria attorney and Essie Burns Austin One daughter Ev Drewry predeceased. Funeral held at Baptist church with Rev Kidd and others. burial in Antioch Cemetery Sabine county. Livingston Funeral Home in charge.

Mary Rebecca Fuller Fuller Shellville Texas Alpine Ora Harvey The Baptist Church Baptist Missionary H. O. Malone Maria Baptist Church Alvin Swearengen Sabine County Antioch Baptist Church Livingston Funeral Home A. F. Owens Carl Williams Gordon Barrow Frank Ray Don Littleton Milton Smith

Conservation Program for Second Week of SR College Summer Term

Sul Ross College announced a summer term conservation course directed by A. J. Bierschwab open to the public. Lectures span June 13 to June 24 including What Price Health, Conservation Through the Family Budget, Forest conservation, health for national defense, human resources, groundwater in Texas, European agricultural practices, and preschool child care with speakers from state health, forest service, Farm Security, and universities.

Conserva Sul Ross College A. J. Bierschwab Department of Agriculture W. R. Bodine State Department of Health Louise Bryant William R. Barbour U. S, Forest Service Atlanta National Defense Lutle Britt Sul Ross Alpine Conservation of W. J. Green Farm Security Administration Texas John W. Pritchett Board of Water Engineers Austin A. C. Will Mams Fort Worth B.S. Burett

Alpine Masonic Meet At Rooney Park Fort Stockton

Alpine lodge hosts fellowship gathering at Rooney Park Fort Stockton with M F Merrell worshipful master Judge R B Slight Alan Fraser W G Fielder Carl Shults and Douglas McMurrey among attendees A large attendance and a chicken barbecue by Fort Stockton and Iraan lodges highlighted the event.

Rooney Park Fort Stockton M. F. Merrell Alpine Lodge R. B. Slight Alan Fraser W. G. Fielder Carl Shults Douglas McMurrey Irafan

16 Year Old Youth Crowns in Rio Grande Fort Davis

June 11 report from Fort Davis notes sheep shearing crews quitting over weariness rather than pay. Weather has delayed work as rains keep fleeces damp delaying clipping and bagging across the Highland area. J W Merrill and Son began with 4,500 fleeces only on Sunday as crews in West Texas push westward.

Fort Davis Jim Espy Espy J. W. Merrill & Son Highland West Texas Highland Country

First Aid Course Plans Completed

Plans have been practically completed for a standard Red Cross first aid course beginning June 24. Classes of 1% hours will run three nights a week for four weeks under Dr. W. E. Lockhart, with a target of 100 students. Sponsored by the Red Cross, American Legion, and Auxiliary, sessions will be in the county courthouse.

Red Cross W. E. Lockhart American Legion and Auxiliary Texas Defense Guard Border Patrol Cp&l

Big Bend Medical Society Meets at Fort Stockton

The Big Bend Medical Society met at the Stockton Hotel in Fort Stockton on Tuesday. Doctors read papers on Tularemia and Sulfa Compounds in Ophthalmology, Hernia, and related topics. The next meeting is planned with the Crippled Children in Alpine on July 14.

Big Bend Medical Society Fort Stockton Stockton Gippon Fred Harrell Fort D. A. Truwell Devils Mountains W. B. Windham San Angelo W.E. Schli Fon Angels Alpine

Tragedy at Mouth of Inta Helena Canyon Sunday

A boy named Jimmy Waters drowned Sunday afternoon at the mouth of Inta Helena Canyon while swimming with Terlingua and Study Butte youths. Despite rescue attempts and artificial respiration, he died near the spot where he was last seen. He leaves four sisters and two brothers and was laid to rest at Elm Grove cemetery after services led by local clergy.

Inta Helena Canyon Santa Helena Canyon Hhe Butte Jimmy Jack Holliday Mattie McNeill Waters Alpine Chisos Perlingua Hazel H. F. Armstrong Betty Virginia Mack Frank Terlinga Vernon Elwell West Holland Avenue Leo Estrada Mexican Baptist Church Henry Zar Wnton Marfa Elm Grove Cemetery Akers Alpine Junior High

Rotarians Aid War-Torn Families District 115 Funds

The Rotary district 115 relief drive has raised 306.72 dollars for families of Rotarians killed or disabled in disasters. Funds were certified to District Governor Joel Wright by 5 pm Wednesday. Contributions listed include Marfa 100, Alamogordo 16.22, Fort Stockton 85, Fort Sumner 32, Lovington 5, Jal 5, Deming 5, Hot Springs 10, Pecos 50, Alpine 50, Van Horn 25. Several large clubs have not yet reported, with more expected from 35 clubs.

Joel Wright Lew Hird Rotary Relief Marfa Alamogordo Fort Stockton Fort Sumner Lovington Jal Deming Hot ‘Springs Pecos Alpine van Horn

Funeral services for Charles H. Maxey held Thursday

Cuber town relatives attended the funeral of Charles H. Maxey on Thursday. Attendees included Mrs Maxey's uncle and aunt Dan Weston of San Angelo and A G Weston of Mullin. Also present were her sister Mrs J B Carmichael and Mr Carmichael of Cameron, aunt Mrs Martha Westerman of Goldthwaite, Maxey's sister Mrs L B Meinelle, and Mr Mens felle of Texon.

Cuber-town Charles H. Maxey Maxey Dan Weston San Angelo A. G. Weston Mullin J. B. Carmichael Carmichael Cameron Martha Westerman Goldthwaite L. B. Meinelle Mens Felle Texon

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Altho Frank Scofield Alpine By Presbyterian Conference For Lorenzo Man Miss Bedell Prude Ranch M. Rebecca Fuller SR College Rotarians
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