Local News Team and Editors Form Texas Press Group
A roster lists editors and correspondents including Fort Davis Marathon and Big Bend Park reporters, an advertising foreman, and editors for the Press Association Texas Press Service in Austin. The compilation names roles across the ranch news and oil sections with association affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itor & Publisher
Advertising Foreman
Big Bend Park
Fort Davis
Marathon
Oil
Trans Texas Airways silence on Alpine Marfa and Fort Stockton
Officials in Alpine Marfa and Fort Stockton question Trans-Texas Airways actions after the airline filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board to discontinue service to the three towns. Supporters urge government promotion to help keep air service for the isolated hill country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Texas Airways
Alpine
Marfa
Fort Stockton
Trans-Te
Civil Aeronautics Board
Li Trans-Pexas
Prans
Texas
Bis Bend-Davis Mountains
San Antonio-Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Houston
Prans-Vexas
Editorial on reckless driving by adults endangering Little League players
A worried mother asks The Avalanche to address adult driving habits after reports of a Fort Davis trip where an adult allegedly sped 100 miles per hour. She argues adults must not risk others, especially children, with dangerous driving. The piece calls for reflection on responsibility to young players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche
Fort Davis
Local notes from Alpine and surrounding towns in 1935
Activities in Alpine Lodge No. 7 AP&AM will install officers July 18 led by B F Berkeley and G B Crawford. The American Metal Co. mine at Shafter will replace DC power with a diesel electric plant, boosting capacity to 250 tons daily. Hassen Co. stores near Alpine to close. owned by John Hassen of Ranger. Dr. Scott Jr., former Marathon High principal, to teach at New Mexico A&M College. Weather and rainfall improving across Trans Pecos. minor communications and social updates from Marathon Alpine and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Lodge No. Tis Ap&am
B. F. Berkeley
G. B. Crawford
R. J. Ratliff
A. B.sandifer
R. B. Slight
J W. Frazer
Harris Smith
Lee Smith
American Metal Co
Shafter
Hassen Co
Hassen
John Hassen
Ranger
Hassen Headquart 10 Alpine
Eason
Dr. Scott Jr
Marathon
New Mexico A&m College
Sul Ross College
Missouri University School of Journalism
Spanish VLE Conversational Questions and Answers
A dialogue exercise in Spanish asks about family roles and activities. It covers older brother Peter Hama Pedro and younger brother Joan, geometry review, and a little girl Lucia who wants a candy prize. It includes questions about willingness to help, rewards, and age four, ending with Pedro telling the girl she must answer how the knife is dirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mama el Herma
Peter Hama
Pedro
Hama
Joan
Juan
John
Peter
Lucy
Lucia
Sla Hermanita de
HSU Officials to Help Camps This Summer
Officials from HSU will assist camps and programs this summer. Rev Hal Haralson and Rev Byron Bryant attend the GA and RA camps. Dr Lee Hemphill and John Petry go to the General Encampment in July 1929, and Miss Martha Ueckert will attend the Youth Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harty
Hal Haralson
Tadiate
Byron Bryant
Dune
Lee Hemphill
John Petry
Martha Ueckert
Book List Prepared For Alpine Students
Parents may obtain a summer reading guide from the administrative office at Alpine High School. The bibliography, prepared by Mrs. Frank Fowlkes of Centennial School, lists 149 books for children to read before finishing the eighth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine High School
Frank Fowlkes
Centennial School
Alpine Land Transfers Recorded in Vol 137 Pages 252 281
A sequence of court records and property deeds from Alpine note transfers and trusteeships. Nannie Ellis to Robert Ellis et ux Con 10 52261 acres, Poulter to Poulter & Sons inc trustee deed Con 10, various parcels in Block 10 North and other blocks, transfers involving TC Ry Co lands, West Ranch Trust parcels, and multiple Lot and Block conveys in Alpine city limits with dates around mid 1960. Also mentions deeds to First National Bank of Midland and other local entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Ellis
Robert C. Ellis
GH & SA Ry. Co
C. J. Poulter
Chas. Poulter & Sons, Inc
yomas—Turney—Hig
Alpine
WD H. Lea Fucker
William W. Wile
Alepine
Leytess Metal & Chemical Corp
North Addiiion
Roark, Sr
First National Bank of
Mic
Texas
East Ranch Trust
TC Ry Co
TC Ry. Co
Miriam Purnell
T & SI O
T&slr
Asa A. Us
F. J. Ellyson
M. C. Kay
C. D. McCollister
Tiancock
Clin Nix
EL. Hawkins
Johnson
Gs&sf Ry. Co
John H. Gibson
Jno
H. Gibson
Connie Burling Enlists in Women’s Army Corps at Fort McClellan
Miss Connie L Burling of Alpine Alabama has enlisted in the Women’s Army Corps and will begin eight weeks of basic training at Fort McClellan Alabama. After completion she will take a clerical procedures and typing course at the WAC School. She was enlisted by SFC Richard WIMS Pecos Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie L. Burling
Alpine School Budget Report Highlights 1950s Era
A compact Alpine School budget report outlines preparations for the 1980 61 budget with reference to the 1950s 60s era. The office states the document is foundational for Alpine Pub School’s funding and potential future claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Alpine Pub School
Alpine School
Crawford Insurance Agency Fire Policy Lines
A fragment notes Crawford Insurance Agency and ERAS Insurance offering fire casualty and health polio capitalization and sickness coverage. The OCR text suggests multiple agency names and types of insurance, but details such as policy terms or clients are not provided.
Report of Condition First National Bank of Alpine 1960
Bank condition dated June 15 1960 shows assets totaling 1 105 206 12 including cash balances with banks securities and loans and discounts and real estate. Liabilities list demand and time deposits including government and public deposits with total deposits around 1 968 924 20 and a capital account detailing common stock par value 100 000 and surplus along with undivided profits and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Local Bank Names Officers And Balances
The document lists financial figures 830,912.84 830,041.85 1,106,208.68 and names include H. L. KOKERNOT JR. as Chairman, DICK ROGERS as President, Z. M. DECIE as Vice-President, with MABEL GOODEN as Cashier FANNIE WESTON and JACK WILLIAMS as Assistant Cashiers. Additional personnel Neville Haynes L. M. Hess and J. W. Gillett are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Kokernot JR
Dick Rogers
Z. M. Decie
Mabel Gooden
Fannie Weston
Jack Williams
Ray Morrow
H. L. Kokernot,jr
Z. M. Decie Neville Haynes
L. M. Hess
J. W. Gillett
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Big Bend-Davis Mountains
New Brewster County
Gourley
Edgar Dawson
Trans Pecos
E. M. Smith
Sierra Blanca
Daugter
J. P. Parker
Hame
Felix’ McGaughy
Waco
J. McGauahy
Alin Frazer AF. Robinson
Chisos Park
Mrk. Owens
Baby Return
Carthage
Mr. Owens
J. M. Owens
Thor “Aranteen
Tom. Kent
Dallas
Mawathon
Edrecie
el Pas
Ze H Hicks
Lilly Green
Green Ranch
Pat
el Paso
Tom Sansom
Flagstaff
Ariz
C. M. Roberts
L. T. Leary
Tommie
Erlingua News
W. D. Burcham
Wayne Cartledge
Earl Anderau
Smith
Alps
Fresno Canyon
By Jerry Marcus
Pouce
Seccion DE Geometria
HSU
Jim Francois
Holland
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Roup Hartford, Cona
States
Canada
Parkview
Ellyson Guarantee
Big Bend Abstract Co
Fred T. Jeer
Carolyn Brownegley
W. E. Lawkins
Carolyn Brown Negley
Con
Mts
Crawford Insurance Agency
Eras Insurance
First National Bank of Alpine
Mdi
Total Capital
Ote
Neville Haynes
John W. Gillett
State OF Xas
Brewster
First National Bank
Arricers
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